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Hi all,
I made an
update to Version 5.00 (IOIO firmware and all IOIO-Libs in Eclipse). With “IOIO
Hardware Tester” from Google Play Store the IOIO works fine using Bluetooth or
USB.
The
IOIOSimpleApp as it is in the 5.00 bundle works fine with USB, but does not
connect with Bluetooth.
I definitely
linked the new IOIOLibBT with it and made sure that only Version 5 Libs are
used at all.
Are there any ideas, what could be wrong?
Thanks a lot for advices in advance!--
Hi Ytai,
Thanks for your answer. I compiled the IOIOsimpleApp to check my eclipse environment with the new 5.00 libs.
I just tried the precompiled version and it works, what was not too surprising. I was nearly sure it would. But as long as I don’t know, what could be wrong, I suppose my own apps will probably fail using Bluetooth, too. Is there any typical mistake, I could have made? (Anything works except Bluetooth, but IOIOlibBT is linked and everything in eclipse looks well, no warnings or something like this) Thanks for ideas!--
Hi Ytai,
Thanks for your advice and spending your time with such simple problems. Your hint concerning Bluetooth rights brought me on the right track and the problem is fixed now. The mistake was the not checked “is Library” box at the eclipse android form. This checkbox seems to be somehow connected with merging rights and resources from the libraries into the project, as far as I understood this: http://devmaze.wordpress.com/2011/05/22/android-application-android-libraries-and-jar-libraries/
However, everything works fine now. Thanks a lot!