Bluetooth Input Device Mobile Application Development
Budget: ₹37,500 – ₹75,000 INR
Hi there,
I have a digital writing pad (hardware) wherein all relevant functionalities (like next page, save file, upload file, delete file) are already present in the OEM mobile app.
However to adapt to my use case, I am looking to provide these user actions (next page, save file, upload file) through a my own mobile app (android) instead of the OEM mobile app. The writing pad device connects through bluetooth protocals, with developer documentation available.
Please connect if you have any experience with input devices for mobile apps
I have attached zip file for the developer package received from OEM
Note on the zip file -
Step 1: All Bluetooth connection functionalities are included in the sdk-debug.aar file (app\libs\sdk-debug.aar).
Step 2: Configure the necessary Bluetooth permissions and enable Bluetooth.
Step 3: Connect to the T910 device using the interfaces provided in HiBluetoothManager. All interfaces for operating the T910 are contained within HiBluetoothManager.
Step 4: When calling the HiBluetoothManager interfaces, set up the callback using BtCallback. You must set the corresponding listener type for BtCallback. All available types are defined in OrderCode. Failing to set the listener type will result in the callback not being triggered
I have a digital writing pad (hardware) wherein all relevant functionalities (like next page, save file, upload file, delete file) are already present in the OEM mobile app.
However to adapt to my use case, I am looking to provide these user actions (next page, save file, upload file) through a my own mobile app (android) instead of the OEM mobile app. The writing pad device connects through bluetooth protocals, with developer documentation available.
Please connect if you have any experience with input devices for mobile apps
I have attached zip file for the developer package received from OEM
Note on the zip file -
Step 1: All Bluetooth connection functionalities are included in the sdk-debug.aar file (app\libs\sdk-debug.aar).
Step 2: Configure the necessary Bluetooth permissions and enable Bluetooth.
Step 3: Connect to the T910 device using the interfaces provided in HiBluetoothManager. All interfaces for operating the T910 are contained within HiBluetoothManager.
Step 4: When calling the HiBluetoothManager interfaces, set up the callback using BtCallback. You must set the corresponding listener type for BtCallback. All available types are defined in OrderCode. Failing to set the listener type will result in the callback not being triggered