Bluetooth Server

Index

• - Description
• - Events
• - Procedures
• - Properties

• Description

  Bluetooth Server

  The component Bluetooth Server is a non-visible component that uses Bluetooth low energy. Bluetooth is a wireless technology standard for exchanging data over short distances, bluetooth pairing allows you to connect two devices.

  

• Events

  • After Activity (text result)
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  • Indicates that a bluetooth connection has been accepted.

• Procedures

  • Accept Connection (text serviceName)
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  • Accept an incoming connection with the Serial Port Profile (SPP).
  • Accept Connection With UUID (text serviceName, text uuid)
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  • Accept an incoming connection with a specific UUID.
  • Bytes Available To Receive
  • 
  • Returns an estimate of the number of bytes that can be received without blocking.
  • Disconnect
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  • Disconnect from the connected Bluetooth device.
  • Receive Signed 1 Byte Number
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  • Receive a signed 1-byte number from the connected Bluetooth device.
  • Receive Signed 2 Byte Number
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  • Receive a signed 2-byte number from the connected Bluetooth device.
  • Receive Signed 4 Byte Number
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  • Receive a signed 4-byte number from the connected Bluetooth device.
  • Receive Signed Bytes (number numberOfBytes)
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  • Receive multiple signed byte values from the connected Bluetooth device. If numberOfBytes is less than 0, read until a delimiter byte value is received.
  • Receive Text (number numberOfBytes)
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  • Receive text from the connected Bluetooth device. If numberOfBytes is less than 0, read until a delimiter byte value is received.
  • Receive Unsigned 1 Byte Number
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  • Receive an unsigned 1-byte number from the connected Bluetooth device.
  • Receive Unsigned 2 Byte Number
  • 
  • Receive an unsigned 2-byte number from the connected Bluetooth device.
  • Receive Unsigned 4 Byte Number
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  • Receive an unsigned 4-byte number from the connected Bluetooth device.
  • Receive Unsigned Bytes (number numberOfBytes)
  • 
  • Receive multiple unsigned byte values from the connected Bluetooth device. If numberOfBytes is less than 0, read until a delimiter byte value is received.
  • Send 1 Byte Number (text number)
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  • Send a 1-byte number to the connected Bluetooth device.
  • Send 2 Byte Number (text number)
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  • Send a 2-byte number to the connected Bluetooth device.
  • Send 4 Byte Number (text number)
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  • Send a 4-byte number to the connected Bluetooth device.
  • Send Bytes (list list)
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  • Send a list of byte values to the connected Bluetooth device.
  • Send Text (text text)
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  • Send text to the connected Bluetooth device.
  • Stop Accepting
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  • Stop accepting an incoming connection.

• Properties

  • Available
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  • Whether Bluetooth is available on the device.
  • Character Encoding
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  • Encoding 'UTF-8' or others. This property uses when sending and receiving text.
  • Delimiter Byte
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  • The delimiter byte to use when passing a negative number for the number of bytes parameter when calling:
    • Receive Signed Bytes.
    • Receive Unsigned Bytes.
    • Receive Text.
  • Enabled
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  • Whether Bluetooth is enabled.
  • High Byte First
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  • This property sets whether bytes (2, 4) should be sent and received with the highest byte.
  • Is accepting
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  • Tell whether this BluetoothServer component is accepting an incoming connection.
  • Is Connected
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  • If property value is 'true', device is connected.
  • Secure
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  • Whether to invoke SSP (Simple Secure Pairing), which is supported on devices with Bluetooth v2.1 or higher. When working with embedded Bluetooth devices, this property may need to be set to False. For Android 2.0-2.2, this property setting will be ignored.