>This is another bit of confusion I am trying to sort out. I do know bluez 4.x
>is supported but does it mean I have to go
>back to older version of Qt for that? Thanks.
No you don't have to.
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I wanted to add I am using Qt 5.4.2 Could this be potential reason because
newer version of Qt seems to support BlueZ version 5.x ( or at least it
seems be in the works). This is another bit of confusion I am trying to
sort out. I do know bluez 4.x is supported but does it mean I have to go
back t
>Below is a screen of the scanner demo that comes it and it appears it is not
>able to turn on bluetooth because
>bluetooth power is unchecked. Even when I check it the 'Scan' button is still
>disabled which seems to indicate is not
>really powering on (= in other words not able to connect to
Thanks Alex. Yes the version you mention are the right ones.I am really
glad you have it working with same version so I know it works.
I do give it sufficient time and I am sure the the discovery is never
initiated. I never press the 'Scan' button but still it is disabled. I can
tell you the disc
Hi,
> -Original Message-
> From: Interest [mailto:interest-boun...@qt-project.org] On Behalf Of Shahzad
> Khan via Interest
> Sent: Tuesday, 27 October 2015 15:38
> But when I run the btscanner demo, the 'scan' button comes out disabled. I
> don't
> get any warnings or errors but I can
I am struggling with making bluetooth scanner demo work for linux. I have
installed BlueZ on my Ubuntu virtual machine via
sudo apt-get install libbluetooth-dev
But when I run the btscanner demo, the 'scan' button comes out disabled. I
don't get any warnings or errors but I can never scan.I have
