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{{#var:HARDWARE_NAME}} supports BLE 4.0.
{{#var:HARDWARE_NAME}} supports BLE 4.0.


By default {{#var:HARDWARE_NAME}} A2DP , AVRCP supported.
By default {{#var:HARDWARE_NAME}} A2DP(SRC) , AVRCP(SRC) supported.


==Paring Device==
==Paring Device==
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===The prompt may ask you to enter the PIN, or may try with default pin 0000/1111===
===The prompt may ask you to enter the PIN, or may try with default pin 0000/1111===
*Note: For pin, you must refer to the device manual trying to connect.
*Note: For pin, you must refer to the device manual trying to connect.
==Using Device as Bluetooth client==
Coming Soon.
==Using Device as Bluetooth Server==
Coming Soon.

Revision as of 04:28, 8 February 2020

VAR-SOM-MX6 - Android Nougat N7.1.1 - Bluetooth

Android Bluetooth Stack references

Recommended links:
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/connectivity/bluetooth-le
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fZThdNbHcQ

VAR-SOM-MX6 supports BLE 4.0.

By default VAR-SOM-MX6 A2DP(SRC) , AVRCP(SRC) supported.

Paring Device

Make sure your device you want to pair is discoverable

Turn on the Bluetooth from the Android Settings

Make sure you can see your device(s) in the discovered list

Click on the device and click on pair

The prompt may ask you to enter the PIN, or may try with default pin 0000/1111

  • Note: For pin, you must refer to the device manual trying to connect.