Bluetooth Viewer LITE 1.1.5

This tool serves as a straightforward solution for debugging Bluetooth connections, specifically aimed at programmers. It is designed to work exclusively with Bluetooth devices that fulfill the following criteria:

• The device broadcasts data.
• The device begins broadcasting automatically upon pairing, without requiring a handshake or protocol negotiation.
• The device transmits ASCII data rather than binary.

Future updates may address these limitations.

Current features include:

1. Establishing a connection to a Bluetooth device.
2. Displaying incoming raw text data line by line, contingent on the device's data broadcasting capabilities.
3. Facilitating the transmission of raw text data to the connected device.

This tool allows users to verify successful pairing, monitor incoming raw text data, and observe the details of the transmissions from the Bluetooth device.

Future enhancements are planned, which may include:

• Support for Bluetooth devices that transmit binary data.
• An option to view data in hexadecimal format.
• An option to add timestamps to incoming messages.
• An option to integrate GPS information into incoming messages.
• A plugin framework for tailored views specific to various Bluetooth devices, particularly different sensor types.

Users are encouraged to report any issues or requests for features via email or through the following link: GitHub Issues.

For more information, please visit the project homepage at: GitHub Project Homepage.

We extend our gratitude to our sponsors:

• Alan Haddy (www.ipegcorp.com): Provides an option to record incoming Bluetooth data and send it as an email attachment.

If you find this application useful, consider supporting further development by purchasing the full version for 1 Euro: Full Version on Google Play.

Happy debugging with your Bluetooth connections!