Bluetooth Commander Pro APK MOD [v.4.8] for Android

Description of Bluetooth Commander Pro [4.8]

Bluetooth Commander Pro [4.8] updated on Saturday September 12, 2020 is the Tools for Android developed by Marek Masár

Descriptions : With this Bluetooth terminal app, you can define commands and simultaneously send them to several connected SPP (Serial Port Profile) or BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy / Bluetooth 4.0) devices. The remote device can be an Arduino card, a telephone, a PC or another device with a Bluetooth module (HC-06 etc.) or another device with a Bluetooth terminal. The app can also wait for incoming messages and display them in HEX, string or decimal format.
Required Android Versions : Jelly Bean [4.1–4.3.1] – KitKat [4.4–4.4.4] – Lollipop [5.0–5.0.2] – Marshmallow [6.0 – 6.0.1] – Nougat [7.0 – 7.1.1] – Oreo [8.0-8.1]

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OVERVIEW
This Bluetooth terminal app allows you to define commands and send them to multiple connected SPP (Serial Port Profile) or BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy / Bluetooth 4.0) devices simultaneously. Remote device could be an Arduino board, phone, PC or any other device with Bluetooth module(HC-06, etc..) or other device with Bluetooth terminal. App can also listen for incoming messages and display them in HEX, string or decimal format.

User guide now available.

Looking for beta testers for upcoming features.

COMMUNICATION
Commands could be defined in a string format or as an array of bytes (in hexadecimal format) with additional options, such as including new line at the end of the string or selecting endian mode (ordering of bytes). Periodical sending of user created command is possible. Just add a command and specify sending period in milliseconds.

Application can also listen to incoming transmissions and display incoming messages in various forms – you can choose between string, hexadecimal or decimal format. All settings and user defined commands are saved / loaded each time application is closed / opened.

SHORT USER GUIDE
Connecting to classic Bluetooth device
Device must be first paired with your phone. Click ‘Connect’ and select a device from the list of paired devices. Since app listens for incoming connections, you can initialise connection from remote device. In such cases, app will show remote device name as “Incoming connection”

Connecting to BLE device
Integrated BLE scanner will search for nearby devices. Select a device and services and characteristic will be retrieved. Select one characteristic which will be used as RX+TX characteristic. In current app version connection to only one BLE device is supported. However, you can be connected to BLE device and multiple classic bluetooth devices simultaneously.

Creating commands
To create a new command, click on the “empty” item at the end of the list of commands and select type of command – HEX or string.

Command name – for user to identify specific command. If the field is left empty default name is used

Value 0x(hexadecimal) – hexadecimal value (array of bytes) that represent command. Prefix “0x” is already included.

Least significant byte first – check this checkbox to send least significant byte of a command first. Otherwise the most significant byte will be send first.

String – String representing text form of command

Include new line character at the end of the string – If checked, new line character (“n”, 0x0A) will be appended at the end of the string

Send periodically[ms] – check this checkbox if you want your command to be send periodically. Specify period in milliseconds and after adding it to list of commands, simply click on it and sending with predefined period will begin. Click on command again to stop transmission.

Sending commands
Commands are displayed in a list. You can send it to a connected devices by clicking on a respective item. Use long click to edit or remove command. Commands are send to all connected devices.

PERMISSIONS
To scan for BLE devices, app need permission ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION. The reason is (from Google developer guide): LE Beacons are often associated with location. In order to use BluetoothLeScanner, you must request the user’s permission by declaring either the ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION or ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION permission in your app’s manifest file. Without these permissions, scans won’t return any results.

SUPPORT
Found a bug? Missing feature? Have a suggestion? Just email the developer. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.
[email protected].
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