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I was playing with the library and tried to connect to a FTMS cycling smart trainer, however, whenever checking if the device is FTMS device, it never looked to pass the check.
I found that the check was very particular, should this device pass this test and be considered an FTMS device?
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Moving ahead, it looks like getDeviceDataTypeByBluetoothId expects a string with a MAC address format? However, on iOS, the bluetooth library seems to return a UUID instead of that, so the method fails :(
Would it make sense , considering these iOS limitations, to use the characteristics to define what kind of device it is? For example, my device seems to have the 00002ad2 characteristic.
Hello there,
I must say I am very new to FTMS.
I was playing with the library and tried to connect to a FTMS cycling smart trainer, however, whenever checking if the device is FTMS device, it never looked to pass the check.
I found that the check was very particular, should this device pass this test and be considered an FTMS device?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: