With this BLE terminal app, you can connect to Bluetooth Low Energy devices, send and receive data via GATT or serial profiles, and save session logs. Includes options for device pairing, service selection, and log management.
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About BLE Terminal
The "serial" profile can only be used if the Bluetooth device supports it.
With this App is possible save the log sessions to a file.
NB: This App work only with devices with BLUETOOTH LOW ENERGY (Ex: SimbleeBLE, Microchip, Ublox ...)
Instructions:
1) Enable bluetooth
2.1) Open the Search menu and Pair the device
or
2.2) Open the Settings menu and insert a MAC Address (with checkbox "Enabled MAC REMOTE" checked)
3) In the main windown press the "CONNECT" button
4) If Necessary add Service/Characteristics with the "SELECT SERVICE" button
5) Send and receive the messages
This App asks to enable this two services:
- Location service: is required for some devices (ex: my nexus 5) for the BLE searching function
- Storage service: is required if you want save the logs session
You can try example here:
- SimbleeBLE example: http://bit.ly/2wkCFiN
- RN4020 example: http://bit.ly/2o5hJIH
I tested this App with these devices:
Simblee: 0000fe84-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb
RFDUINO: 00002220-0000-1000-8000-00805F9B34FB
RedBearLabs: 713D0000-503E-4C75-BA94-3148F18D941E
RN4020: custom characteristics
NB: For custom App contact me.
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Reviews for BLE Terminal
Andrew Downing
5/17/2022
This is the best all around BLE terminal app I've found. The only problem I've found is that it sends a null byte ('\0') at the end of each transmission regardless of the selected Tx line break. This isn't standard and if a device requires a null byte terminator, it should be an option in the settings. Other than that it would be nice if hex/ascii mode could be selected separately for input and output.
Ovidiu Sandru
12/1/2020
Your app is fine. BUT where is an autoscoll option? It screams for one.