Closing a Bluetooth connection that hasn't been used.

[xgarbxgarb]

I'm using serial Bluetooth so a user can set Wi-Fi details and read the IP address from a phone. I want to kill the Bluetooth connection when either:

a) The details have been entered correctly (via Bluetooth)
b) The device restarts and the user has viewed the IP address on their phone (via Bluetooth)
c) The device restarts and the user enters a previously known IP address in their browser

I'm using the following code to kill the connection (Not sure every command is necessary but I couldn't find documentation for this):

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  Serial.println("BT stopping");
  SerialBT.flush();  
  SerialBT.disconnect();
  SerialBT.end();
  Serial.println("BT stopped");

In cases a and b I get this in the serial monitor:

BT stopping
[V][BluetoothSerial.cpp:271] esp_spp_cb(): ESP_SPP_WRITE_EVT: 16 FREE
[V][BluetoothSerial.cpp:271] esp_spp_cb(): ESP_SPP_WRITE_EVT: 2 FREE
[BluetoothSerial.cpp:757] disconnect(): disconnecting
[BluetoothSerial.cpp:247] esp_spp_cb(): ESP_SPP_CLOSE_EVT
BT stopped

In the case c I get this:

BT stopping
BT stopped

The difference is that in a and b a callback has been called. For example b where the user has connected and has been sent the IP address looks like this:

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void callback_show_ip(esp_spp_cb_event_t event, esp_spp_cb_param_t *param)
{
  if (event == ESP_SPP_SRV_OPEN_EVT) {
    SerialBT.println("Device IP: ");
    SerialBT.println(WiFi.localIP());
  }
}

So... the question is. Why don't I see the 'ESP_SPP_CLOSE_EVT' message when I close a Bluetooth connection that hasn't been used?

[chegewara]

CLOSE event means close previously opened connection with peer device, not close bluetooth.

[xgarbxgarb]

Thanks for the information. I've finished the project and put the code here: https://github.com/robotzero1/esp32-bluewifi if anyone is interested