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- 00:18, 11 Feb 2015
- Forum: Questions and answers
- Topic: Is evothings right for me ?
- Replies: 6
- Views: 30632
Re: Is evothings right for me ?
Ahh, that makes sense Don. The front end web developer in me didn't make that distinction. Thanks!
- 20:35, 10 Feb 2015
- Forum: Questions and answers
- Topic: Is evothings right for me ?
- Replies: 6
- Views: 30632
Re: Is evothings right for me ?
Hi marco, For my project I have a sensor film connected to an RedBearLab Blend. I started my project using http://evothings.com/arduino-ble-quick-walk-through/ and then modified it to read analog input from the sensor film. I am using those values to determine what to display on the phone. I am also...
- 04:21, 10 Feb 2015
- Forum: Questions and answers
- Topic: Is evothings right for me ?
- Replies: 6
- Views: 30632
Re: Is evothings right for me ?
Hi marco, I can't say if it is right for you but I chose to use Evothings because I am a front end web developer and wanted to create IoT solutions for android and iOS using HTML, CSS and Javascript. Once I figured out how to use Workbench on the desktop with the Evothings Client my handheld devices...
- 04:00, 10 Feb 2015
- Forum: Questions and answers
- Topic: Reading rssi value
- Replies: 10
- Views: 51634
Re: Reading rssi value
I installed version 1.1.2 of the Evothings Client and my android device can now poll the RSSI correctly (like it already did on iOS).
Thanks!
Thanks!
- 20:23, 07 Feb 2015
- Forum: Questions and answers
- Topic: Reading rssi value
- Replies: 10
- Views: 51634
Re: Reading rssi value
Thanks for the great news Fredrik! I'll keep checking for the new version.
robertg
robertg
- 09:31, 07 Feb 2015
- Forum: Questions and answers
- Topic: Reading rssi value
- Replies: 10
- Views: 51634
Re: Reading rssi value
Hi Mikael, Thank you for your time and continued help. I ran the ble-rssi example as you suggested on an Android and iOS device. It works (I can watch the rssi value change as I move away from device) on iOS but not Android. I then ran my modified ble-rssi on an iOS and Android device. It also only ...
- 02:05, 08 Jan 2015
- Forum: Questions and answers
- Topic: Reading rssi value
- Replies: 10
- Views: 51634
Re: Reading rssi value
Hello Again, Either I am not understanding how polling is suppose to work or it does not appear to be working correctly. The code with some console.logs I added is below. I see 'in pollRSSI' and 'rssi polled again' a bunch of times. But I only see 'hey' once and it is after the first 'in pollRSSI'. ...
- 23:28, 11 Dec 2014
- Forum: Questions and answers
- Topic: Reading rssi value
- Replies: 10
- Views: 51634
Re: Reading rssi value
Thank you Mikael for the confirmation that I am on the right track and for the code samples. I'll work on it later tonight and report back on my results.
I very much appreciate your time and help!
robertg
I very much appreciate your time and help!
robertg
- 04:57, 11 Dec 2014
- Forum: Questions and answers
- Topic: Reading rssi value
- Replies: 10
- Views: 51634
Re: Reading rssi value
Upon further troubleshooting, rather than trying to use deviceInfo.rssi in the method I created, I used this: evothings.ble.rssi( deviceHandle, function(rssi) { console.log('BLE rssi: ' + rssi); }, function(errorCode) { console.log('BLE rssi error: ' + errorCode); } ); Which I pulled from https://gi...
- 18:58, 10 Dec 2014
- Forum: Questions and answers
- Topic: Reading rssi value
- Replies: 10
- Views: 51634
Reading rssi value
Hello. I am modifying the Arduino BLE example and can't figure out how to reference the rssi value. In the startScan method this outputs the current rssi value to the console: console.log('rssi: ' + deviceInfo.rssi); But when I try to use deviceInfo.rssi in a different method I am getting a 'deviceI...