Re: Taking pictures using native Camera App with BLE Tag

Subject: Re: Taking pictures using native Camera App with BLE Tag
From: Fred Visticot <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 18 Apr 2014 21:55:30 +0200

Hello,

I have made some progress :)

1. I have downloaded the CC2540 sample project from texas on my Tag

2. In iPhone settings I can connect to the tag

3. In the iPhone console I can see the Keyboard service connection (Cf. end of email)

4. I have tried 0x80 0x81 , 0x44 0x45 ….

5. But nothing is working…

5a. On the iPhone native camera app

5b. On the iPhone native music app

Any idea to fix this issue ?

BTLEServer[135] <Notice>: (Note ) Peripheral "HID Keyboard" supports service "Device Information"

Apr 18 21:47:50 iPhone-de-frederic BTLEServer[135] <Notice>: (Note ) Peripheral "HID Keyboard" supports service "Battery"

Apr 18 21:47:50 iPhone-de-frederic BTLEServer[135] <Notice>: (Note ) Peripheral "HID Keyboard" supports service "Human Interface Device"

Apr 18 21:47:50 iPhone-de-frederic BTLEServer[135] <Notice>: (Note ) Starting service "Device Information" on peripheral "HID Keyboard"

Apr 18 21:47:50 iPhone-de-frederic BTLEServer[135] <Notice>: (Note ) Service "Device Information" has started on peripheral "HID Keyboard"

Apr 18 21:47:50 iPhone-de-frederic BTLEServer[135] <Notice>: (Note ) Starting service "Human Interface Device" on peripheral "HID Keyboard"

Apr 18 21:47:50 iPhone-de-frederic BTLEServer[135] <Notice>: (Note ) Missing PnP ID characteristic

Apr 18 21:47:51 iPhone-de-frederic BTLEServer[135] <Notice>: (Note ) Service "Human Interface Device" has started on peripheral "HID Keyboard"

Apr 18 21:47:51 iPhone-de-frederic BTLEServer[135] <Notice>: (Note ) Starting service "Battery" on peripheral "HID Keyboard"

Apr 18 21:47:51 iPhone-de-frederic BTLEServer[135] <Notice>: (Note ) Service "Battery" has started on peripheral "HID Keyboard"

Apr 18 21:47:51 iPhone-de-frederic BTLEServer[135] <Notice>: (Note ) Battery level for peripheral "HID Keyboard": 39%

Le 18 Apr 2014 à 19:29, Khaos Tian <email@hidden> a écrit :

The connection is handled by iOS. User can initiate a pairing process within iOS's system settings.

For details of implementation, I believe TI provides some sample projects for HOGP.

Best Wishes,
Khaos Tian

On Apr 18, 2014, at 3:55 AM, Fred Visticot <email@hidden> wrote:

Hello,
Tx a lot for your prompt answer.

Something is still confusing for me.
If I’m correct, in my case, the BLE tag is configured as a Peripheral, he can not start a connection to the iPhone.
his job is to advertise and be detected by the iPhone who can make a connection to this BLE TAG

In your proposal, you describe that the TAG can send a volume event but how the connection to the iPhone is done by the tag?

Are you sure that my tag should not be configured as a master and start a connection to the iPhone ?

Can you please detail your solution ? it will help me a lot !

Fred

Le 18 Apr 2014 à 12:12, Khaos Tian <email@hidden> a écrit :

olume button action to capture picture so letting your BLE peripheral send volume event should technically give you

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