Hi,
I am using the eps32 module WiPy2.0 (https://www.pycom.io/solutions/py-boards/wipy2/) with the gatts server example. the serial output is printing the following outputs:
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RF Init OK with coex
E (5090) BT: app_main init bluetooth
E (5090) BT: Startup BTU
E (5110) BT: bta_dm_co_ble_load_local_keys: func not ported
E (5110) BT: status=0
E (5120) BT: REGISTER_APP_EVT, status 0, gatt_if 4, app_id 255
E (5120) BT: btc_to_bta_adv_data - In 16-UUID_data
E (5120) BT: btc_to_bta_adv_data - In 32-UUID_data
E (5120) BT: Partial data write into ADV
E (5130) BT: GAP_EVT, event 0
E (5130) BT: CREATE_SERVICE_EVT, status 0, gatt_if 4, service_handle 40
E (5140) BT: BTA_DmSetBleAdvParamsAll: 32, 64
E (5150) BT: adv_type = 0, addr_type_own = 0, chnl_map = 7, adv_fil_pol = 0
E (5150) BT: SERVICE_START_EVT, status 0, gatt_if 4, service_handle 40
E (5160) BT: ADD_CHAR_EVT, status 0, gatt_if 4, attr_handle 42, service_handle 40
E (5170) BT: ADD_DESCR_EVT, status 0, gatt_if 4, attr_handle 43, service_handle 40
Can anyone tell me what the problem is? Why there are all those errors?
I can (sometimes) see the BLE device, but I am not able to connect to it and set some notifications...
BLE gatts server example
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Re: BLE gatts server example
1. Errors on console
The output you see on the serial interface are mostly not errors, but just of an informational nature. Unfortunately, all the serial output from the bluetooth stack is mapped to ESP_LOGE and not to the more correct corresponding ESP_LOGD or ESP_LOGI macros.
2. Device not visible
After you successfully connected and disconnected from the device again, the device is not advertising anymore. Upon receiving ESP_GATTS_DISCONNECT_EVT you'd have to call esp_ble_gap_start_advertising again.
3. Device not connectable
The connection problem is another issue, though...
What are you using to connect to the device? Are you using an Android 5.0 device or newer? Because I could only get the example to work using iOS or Android 4.4. I tested with Android 6 and Android 7 devices and could not connect to the server.
Unfortunately I did not hear anything about this issue from Espressif, so far.
See my thread Bluetooth LE: Unable to connect Andorid >= 5.0 to ESP32 GATT server for reference.
The output you see on the serial interface are mostly not errors, but just of an informational nature. Unfortunately, all the serial output from the bluetooth stack is mapped to ESP_LOGE and not to the more correct corresponding ESP_LOGD or ESP_LOGI macros.
2. Device not visible
After you successfully connected and disconnected from the device again, the device is not advertising anymore. Upon receiving ESP_GATTS_DISCONNECT_EVT you'd have to call esp_ble_gap_start_advertising again.
3. Device not connectable
The connection problem is another issue, though...
What are you using to connect to the device? Are you using an Android 5.0 device or newer? Because I could only get the example to work using iOS or Android 4.4. I tested with Android 6 and Android 7 devices and could not connect to the server.
Unfortunately I did not hear anything about this issue from Espressif, so far.
See my thread Bluetooth LE: Unable to connect Andorid >= 5.0 to ESP32 GATT server for reference.
Re: BLE gatts server example
Unfortunately the device is almost never visible! I already read about the connection problem with Android ... But if I can't see the device I'm also not able to connect2. Device not visible
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Re: BLE gatts server example
Use BLE Scan app or nrf connect app you will find ESP-GATTS-DEMO then try to connect your device connect with it but cannot paired ..omoh12 wrote:Unfortunately the device is almost never visible! I already read about the connection problem with Android ... But if I can't see the device I'm also not able to connect2. Device not visible
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