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  1. Macwise settings mac osx#
  2. Macwise settings serial#
  3. Macwise settings android#
  4. Macwise settings Bluetooth#

Unfortunately only the first to connect will be able to work. More than 1 iOS device has a BLE pairing: In environments where multiple engineers have Get Console running on their iOS devices it often happens that more than 1 iOS device has a connection to Airconsole via Bluetooth.

Macwise settings Bluetooth#

Bluetooth not actually enabled on iOS Device The below walks through the connection steps required in iOS and Get Console application: IOS Bluetooth connectivity is covered in the QuickStart guide and also in the Get Console User Manual.

Macwise settings serial#

It will work with terminal applications such as the comprehensive OSX terminal applications (for example) Macwise, SecureCRT or Zterm that require a kernel mode installed serial port. Airconsole therefore requires a Mac that supports Bluetooth Low Energy, which is most new Mac's since mid/late 2011.Īfter the Bluetooth connection is established via the AirconsoleOSX driver, the serial port will be presented to OS X as if directly connected. That setup is for Bluetooth 2.1 connections which is not used by Airconsole with OSX. Running the AirconsoleOSX app will detect the Airconsole adaptor and present it as a TTY line that any terminal application can connect to as if it is a physical serial port directly attached to OSX.Īs OS X connection to Airconsole uses Bluetooth Low Energy, do NOT try to pair with Airconsole in OS X System Preferences.

Macwise settings mac osx#

In version 2.5 of Airconsole and later, the Mac OSX Serial port driver "AirconsoleOSX" now supports both Serial over WIFI and also Serial over Bluetooth Low Energy within a single package.

Macwise settings android#

delete and re-establish the Android pairing from the Android and then try again after clean restarting the SerialBot app. Power cycling Airconsole will remove any stale pairings or BT4 connections to other devices. If Airconsole thinks that it is paired via Bluetooth 4 to an iOS or OS X device then while it will pair over Bluetooth 2.1 to Android, the serial connection will not work as the port will be in use. Only one Bluetooth connection can be maintained to a client at a time. If the connection fails try the following: It can take a few seconds after the connection is launched for the bluetooth serial port to connect. Operating System / App Specific Bluetooth Connection and Troubleshooting:

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Once paired and COM port created, connect to this COM port from Terminal app - i.e. Windows pairing will create OS level Serial Port via the built in Bluetooth Serial Port Profile (SPP) Macwise, Zterm or other terminal application Pairing required in Android OS Settings to Airconsole adaptor prior to launching SerialBot application.ĪirconsoleOSX driver package required to be installed and run.ĪirconsoleOSX will perform the discovery and connection to Airconsole over Bluetooth.Īfter connection launch OS X terminal app - i.e. Launch app with Bluetooth enabled in iPad/iPhone settings and wait for discovery

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Check Airconsole is running latest firmware - Bluetooth support was added in version 2.5 Build 527 and later.Īssuming Airconsole is ready to be connected to via Bluetooth, the Bluetooth protocol to use depends on the client operating system / application as per the below table: Reseat the USB-Serial cable into Airconsole, and the Bluetooth dongle into the USB-Serial cable If your Airconsole doesn't have both LED's flashing, it is not ready to be connected to over Bluetooth. Modified on: Wed, 6 Jun, 2018 at 12:01 PMĪirconsole 2.0 allows for connectivity to the serial port via either WIFI or Bluetooth.īefore Bluetooth function can work your Airconsole should have Blue LED's flashing on both the top of the Airconsole unit, and on the included Bluetooth dongle plugged into the USB-Serial cable: Solution home General Airconsole Airconsole 2.0 Bluetooth Setup and Troubleshooting Guide







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