lampda::hal::bluetooth Namespace Reference

Handle the platform specific bluetooth operations. More...

Functions
void	load_bound_file ()
bool	is_activated ()
	Return true if the bluetooth is activated.
bool	is_advertising ()
	Return true is the bluetooth is visible by other devices.
bool	is_open_to_all ()
	Return true if the device is advertising, and all can connect.
bool	is_connected ()
	Return true if a bluetooth user is connected.
bool	is_bounded ()
	Return true if the bluetooth connection is bounded to a pair.
bool	is_bounded (std::array< uint8_t, 8 > &buffer)
void	disconnect ()
	Force disconnection.
bool	is_connection_allowed (uint16_t connectionHandle)
	If this returns false, do not accept any actions from bluetooth.
void	clear_bounded_devices ()
	Clear the bounded bluetooth devices.
bool	set_bluetooth_name (const std::array< char, MaxBleNameLenght > &name)
	Set a new name for the bluetooth.
void	start_advertising (bool allowUnknownConnections)
	start the advertising sequence (with a timeout)
void	stop_bluetooth_advertising ()
	disable the bluetooth advertising, but not the bluetooth
void	write_battery_level (const uint8_t batteryLevel)
	update battery level
void	notify_battery_level (const uint8_t batteryLevel)
	notify the connected device of a battery level
bool	was_used ()
	Return tue if the bluetooth was used during lifetime.
void	init ()
	Optional bypass to start the BLE device early, without advertising.
void	shutdown ()
	shutdown the bluetooth and services

Variables
static constexpr size_t	MaxBleNameLenght = 32

Detailed Description

Handle the platform specific bluetooth operations.

Function Documentation

start_advertising()

void lampda::hal::bluetooth::start_advertising

(

bool

allowUnknownConnections

)

start the advertising sequence (with a timeout)

Parameters

[in]

allowUnknownConnections

If true, allow any device to be connected. If false, it will first check if a saved device exists, and if it's the case will only allow this device to connect.