Can confirm this. I’m working on an app that uses these BLE adapters to communicate and have been successful in abstracting my code to talk to most of them (VEEPEAK, VGate, etc.) The really cheap ones will still communicate, but the format of the responses aren’t as predictable.
The really cheap ones will still communicate, but the format of the responses aren’t as predictable.
Sounds like some of my projects when I2C or SPI decides to not work as expected. “Sent $0D, expected a four-byte response, got back twelve random bytes the first time, two the second, nine the third, and so on.”
Can confirm this. I’m working on an app that uses these BLE adapters to communicate and have been successful in abstracting my code to talk to most of them (VEEPEAK, VGate, etc.) The really cheap ones will still communicate, but the format of the responses aren’t as predictable.
Sounds like some of my projects when I2C or SPI decides to not work as expected. “Sent $0D, expected a four-byte response, got back twelve random bytes the first time, two the second, nine the third, and so on.”