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  • I decided to give this a try using this example.  Have a look at this branch from the class I recently gave.  The thermistor fragment should be a complete working example.  Let me know if you have any questions. https://github.com/lgleasain/AnDevC…
  • I haven't tried this exact scenario but I think you should be able to route this through a timer to read new values and keep it in streaming mode. Have a look at this https://github.com/lgleasain/AnDevConSantaClara/tree/14 ....I believe the only c…
  • If your more comfortable using Javascript there is a cordova plugin that does have support the the GPIO pins with android....IOS will be coming shortly along with an update to the docs with information on how to it.  
  • Given how old your version of IOS is I would probably update that to something newer as well since I don't think many people are using that version.
  • Thinking out loud,  couldn't we generate the docs by going to the old branch and then hosting them somewhere or just generate them from there?
  • Actually some work has started on this over in my fork.  Let me pull it over.  It's still very much a work in progress,  needs documentation etc.,  but I would love to get help to make it better and any input on how to make it awesome!
  • Yes,  if you look at the metawear example application there is code that does it in there.   The callback happens through the receivedGATTCharacteristic callback that you need to define and is received when you make a call to readBatteryLevel.
  • Sounds like we may need to fix this on the Android example App.  Can you let us know what version of Android you are running and also which phone you are using?
  • Currently the only officially supported API's are via Android and IOS,  so minus a version of Jython that is supported on Android (currently there doesn't appear to be one),  there is no support with this.  Another option might be to use a Rasberry …
  • A couple of things you might want to try. First close down all metawear apps on your phone.  Then try connecting to it with the Metawear app.  If that doesn't work try plugging in the device to a power source to make sure you are not dealing with …
  • Thanks for mentioning this.  I recently added the MetaTracker demo for Android and forgot to update to the latest version. Other than the multiple device demo that also needs to be converted to Android Studio,  the MetaTracker version has been u…
  • I'm not sure of exactly how many readings the board can hold.....depends on the size of the data field and how many accumulators you have going on the board but I have seen it store well over 800 while I was testing things for MetaTracker. YMMV
  • If you were to use an Arduino based solution you would need develop your own API structure to do the callbacks to your board and write both C and whatever code you need on your mobile device etc..  So out of the box it is still easier than a lot of …
  • Ok,  I think the constant scanning is normal behavior until you connect to a device.  I don't have your exact device but am seeing the same behavior (constant scanning) with a iphone 4s and 6plus....I have a Ipad 3 (the first retina),  but it's not …
  • Is it scanning and not finding the device or staying in a continuous scanning loop on the apple device.  If it is the former,  make sure that you disconnect from the Android device before trying to pair it with the Apple device. From what I have f…
  • Hey heliboy! Are you comfortable with more of the web based technologies like Cordova/Phonegap?  I'm asking because it might be possible at some point to offer Metawear plugins for it. Also,  are you comfortable with Android development in gen…
  • The Radius App doesn't look for specific id's.  You could also try a general Bluetooth Scanning app that looks for all bluetooth devices.  Based on the mac address you should see the device even if it is not broadcasting as a beacon with a bluetooth…
  • I'm going to be using Metaware in some demos at the Wearables Tech Confernce next month and would love to have some of these examples to include as part of the demo.