Hello Alex,
Thanks for your response!
If I start the scanning using the MinimalDiscovery mode it
successfully discover the SPP service. I don't know why.
Probably the information was cached after using sdptool.
To be honest, I don't exactly understand the difference
between these two modes (mi
Hi there,
I encountered some problems when I tried to connect to a specific service
(Serial Port Profile) on a Bluetooth device.
Apparently it cannot identify the service. Here you can find some logs:
qt.bluetooth: Starting discovery
qt.bluetooth: UUID filter ("{1101--1000-8000-00805f9b
Hi there,
Sorry for the late response. You were right, I didn't shut down properly my
Bluetooth daemon.
The scanning works even I don't set the policy related to device's Manager.
Thanks for the tip about how to enable the verbose debugging. This will ease my
work a lot :-).
Probably it is n
Hi there,
I did some tests with the new Qt 5.5 release in order to check
for QtBluetooth API functionalities and if there are any regressions compared
to
5.4 version.
Below you can find the details about the tests and the environment.
TESTS
1. Turn on the device.
2. Turn off the device
I just saw the reply from Alex. I'm not sure why I didn't received the e-mail.
Thanks for the help, Alex. I hope that the problems will be fixed soon.
Best wishes,
Claudiu
On Monday, June 1, 2015 4:53 PM, Claudiu Olteanu
wrote:
Sorry for the format of the last message.
I tri
Sorry for the format of the last message.
I tried to pair the devices from the CLI using bluetoothctl
tool and I observed that if I try to connect the devices
without creating an agent first, it fails with the same error.
[bluetooth]# pair 00:12:6F:2A:0B:6E
Attempting to pair with 00:12:6F:2A:
Hi there!
I have some problems when I try to pair two Bluetooth devices using the
QTBluetooth API (QBluetoothLocaldevice class). The remote device requires a
specific PIN code and when I call the requestPairing method the result is
"org.bluez.Error.AuthenticationFailed". (error = 1, pairing sta
