07-30-2019, 02:44 PM
@Tenbagger
Hi, Dag.
What other BT devices besides the Chubby Buttons are not being recognized in moOde?
As for
do you mean the devices don't show up in the results of a "SCAN for devices" operation in moOde's BlueZ config panel? Is this also true when you open a terminal and use bluetoothctl from the command line to scan for devices? I would expect the latter to give the same results in a moOde installation and a vanilla Buster Lite installation. The php code and utility shell scripts in moOde just scrape the bluetoothctl results.
Here's an example of me using moOde's utility shell script to detect and pair with my Satechi controller (I inserted the blank lines between commands for clarity)
Regards,
Kent
PS - I put up a GitHub repo to help me manage my code and text (and I anticipate putting up a parallel repo with my FLIRC work).
Hi, Dag.
What other BT devices besides the Chubby Buttons are not being recognized in moOde?
As for
Quote:some bluetooth devices are not recognized (including Chubby Buttons). However all tested devices are recognized with Raspbian Buster Lite on the same hardware.
do you mean the devices don't show up in the results of a "SCAN for devices" operation in moOde's BlueZ config panel? Is this also true when you open a terminal and use bluetoothctl from the command line to scan for devices? I would expect the latter to give the same results in a moOde installation and a vanilla Buster Lite installation. The php code and utility shell scripts in moOde just scrape the bluetoothctl results.
Here's an example of me using moOde's utility shell script to detect and pair with my Satechi controller (I inserted the blank lines between commands for clarity)
Code:
pi@moode:/var/www/command $ sudo ./bt.sh
** BlueMoode version 1.5
**
** Usage: bt.sh [OPTION]
** -i initialize/reset controller
** -s scan and trust devices
** -l list discovered devices
** -p list paired devices
** -c list connected devices
** -d disconnect device <MAC addr>
** -r remove paired device <MAC addr>
** -P pair with device <MAC addr>
** -C connect to device <MAC addr>
** -D disconnect all devices
** -R remove all pairings
** -h help
pi@moode:/var/www/command $ sudo ./bt.sh -s
** Scanning for devices (20 secs)
**
** Trusted devices
** DC:2C:26:01:82:8A Bluetooth Media Control & Camera Shutter Click
** B8:27:EB:41:35:CF MoodeLR Bluetooth
**
** Scan complete
pi@moode:/var/www/command $ sudo ./bt.sh -l
** Discovered devices
**
** DC:2C:26:01:82:8A Bluetooth Media Control & Camera Shutter Click
** B8:27:EB:41:35:CF MoodeLR Bluetooth
**
pi@moode:/var/www/command $ sudo ./bt.sh -P DC:2C:26:01:82:8A
** Pairing with device DC:2C:26:01:82:8A <<< this occurred without manual intervention
** Device DC:2C:26:01:82:8A paired <<< because I'd previously "trusted" this deviceRegards,
Kent
PS - I put up a GitHub repo to help me manage my code and text (and I anticipate putting up a parallel repo with my FLIRC work).
