Evothings

I, too, have had build problems. To fix them, I made some changes to my branch. Try this:

The "easyble" library does not support this use case. You would have to use the underlying cordova-ble plugin directly, like so: evothings.ble.connect( address, function(info) { console.log('BLE connect status for device: ' + info.deviceHandle + ' state: ' + info.state); }, function(errorC...

It seems the Note 3 in particular has some problems with Bluetooth. Can you try any other Android device?

I've searched around a bit for an answer, and the closest thing I've found is this thread on the TI forum, which says that no one can acess the microphone.

The CC2650 TRM (Technical Reference Manual) is mentionend, but it does not contain the word "microphone" at all.

Most of our example apps have this little snippet at the top of the HTML file:

OK, I'm seeing 3 services on the device: 0x1800, 0x1801 and 0xa000. The first two are the standard GAP services and may be ignored. The third is most likely an mbed example service . To work with that service you'll need not the simplecontrols app, but the mbed-Evothings-CustomGATT app mentioned on ...

713d0000503e4c75ba943148f18d941e is app.RBL_SERVICE_UUID, as found in app.js of redbearlab-simplecontrol. It should be present on any device running the BLENano_SimpleControls program. Since one app thinks it is not, let's get a second opinion. Run the example "BLE Discovery", scan the dev...

I see, you're talking about the function BluetoothGatt.requestMtu(). It is not exposed by the Evothings BLE plugin, so changing MTU size will not be possible.

The Maximum Transmission Unit in BLE/GATT is 20 bytes. This is determined by the official Bluetooth specification and cannot be changed.

To transfer 100 bytes, you will have to make 5 sequential transfers of 20 bytes each.

Unfortunately, there is no such list. We present the codes as the underlying native platform (Android / iOS) delivers them, and they do not list their error codes.