branch: externals/bluetooth
commit 2ae073bf1c6258374a211b3076b6dae517c306b9
Author: Raffael Stocker <r.stoc...@mnet-mail.de>
Commit: Raffael Stocker <r.stoc...@mnet-mail.de>
update readme with single profile connect information
---
Readme.org | 65 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-------------------------------
1 file changed, 32 insertions(+), 33 deletions(-)
diff --git a/Readme.org b/Readme.org
index 7a39713..934d7d5 100644
--- a/Readme.org
+++ b/Readme.org
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
Implemented features are:
- (un-)pairing devices
- - (dis-)connecting
+ - (dis-)connecting devices or single profiles of devices
- discovery mode
- setting device properties (alias, blocked, trusted)
- setting adapter properties (powered, discoverable, pairable)
@@ -17,48 +17,47 @@
** Usage
- To install it, invoke ~M-x package-install-file~ on ~bluetooth.el~
- and then use it with ~M-x bluetooth-list-devices~.
+ To install it, invoke =M-x package-install-file= on =bluetooth.el=
+ and then use it with =M-x bluetooth-list-devices=.
The mode assumes availability of Bluez on D-Bus. Depending on the system
- configuration, Bluez may use the ~:system~ bus or the ~:session~ bus. This
- can be configured by using ~M-x customize~ to set the ~bluetooth-bluez-bus~
- variable in the ~Communication/Bluetooth~ menu to either the symbol
- ~:system~ or ~:session~, as appropriate.
+ configuration, Bluez may use the =:system= bus or the =:session= bus. This
+ can be configured by using =M-x customize= to set the =bluetooth-bluez-bus=
+ variable in the =Communication/Bluetooth= menu to either the symbol
+ =:system= or =:session=, as appropriate.
*** Key bindings
The following table lists the default key bindings:
- | Key | Command
|
-
|-------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------|
- | P | pair with a device
|
- | c | connect to a device (may start pairing procedure)
|
- | d | disconnect a device
|
- | a | set or reset a device's alias
|
- | t | toggle the trusted property of a device
|
- | b | toggle the blocked property of a device (disconnects
connected device) |
- | k | remove a device (will disconnect and unpair)
|
- | i | show device information, such as RSSI value, device class
and services |
- | r | start discovery (scan) mode
|
- | R | stop discovery (scan) mode
|
- | D | toggle the discoverable property of the adapter
|
- | x | toggle the pairable property of the adapter
|
- | s | toggle the power supply of the adapter
|
- | n | next line
|
- | p | previous line
|
- | < | go to the beginning of the list
|
- | > | go to the end of the list
|
- | g | revert the buffer; this queries the bus for accessible
devices |
- | S | sort list by column at point
|
- | h or ? | describe the mode
|
- | q | bury the buffer
|
- | ~M-x imenu~ | invoke imenu to select a device
|
-
+ | Key | Command
|
+
|-------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+ | P | pair with a device
|
+ | c | connect to a device (may start pairing procedure); with a
prefix argument, connect to a single profile |
+ | d | disconnect a device; with a prefix argument, disconnect a
single profile |
+ | a | set or reset a device's alias
|
+ | t | toggle the trusted property of a device
|
+ | b | toggle the blocked property of a device (disconnects
connected device) |
+ | k | remove a device (will disconnect and unpair)
|
+ | i | show device information, such as RSSI value, device class
and services |
+ | r | start discovery (scan) mode
|
+ | R | stop discovery (scan) mode
|
+ | D | toggle the discoverable property of the adapter
|
+ | x | toggle the pairable property of the adapter
|
+ | s | toggle the power supply of the adapter
|
+ | n | next line
|
+ | p | previous line
|
+ | < | go to the beginning of the list
|
+ | > | go to the end of the list
|
+ | g | revert the buffer; this queries the bus for accessible
devices |
+ | S | sort list by column at point
|
+ | h or ? | describe the mode
|
+ | q | bury the buffer
|
+ | =M-x imenu= | invoke imenu to select a device
|
*** Notes
- Discoverable mode is usually deactivated after 3 minutes, as configured
- in the ~bluetoothd~ configuration file (e.g. ~/etc/bluetooth/main.conf~.)
+ in the =bluetoothd= configuration file (e.g. =/etc/bluetooth/main.conf=.)
- Blocking a connected device will disconnect it.
- If a device is trusted, authorisation of services is not required when
connecting; devices are not trusted automatically.
