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Android - X #26
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Hey @Hitbee-dev how do you check if BLE signal is transmitted? Are you using any app? |
I'm receiving signals through Arduino, and I checked that the iPhone is receiving signals well. |
Ok thanks, so what are exactly steps to reproduce and what's the issue? You mentioned that iPhone receives signal correctly, so is the problem with Arduino device receiving signals from the Android device acting as a beacon? Also, what's the Android system version? Can you give me an example of the code you're using for transmitting as a beacon? |
To be precise, the smartphone transmits a BLE signal, and Arduino receives a signal. However, in this library, IOS sends BLE signals, but Android does not. In fact, when "print" is performed, Android seems to output signals normally, but Arduino does not actually receive signals. I developed Android separately using Java, and Arduino is good at receiving signals. |
!Please understand that I am not good at English so I am using a translator.
IOS = O Android = X
IOS works fine, but not Android
If you look at the logs on Android, it says that it is normally transmitting BLE signals, but it does not transmit actual BLE signals.
-Test Device = Galaxy S7, Galaxy Note9
Running with the sample file provided by the BLE library developer Github results in the same phenomenon
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