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Which of the three battery level values should be reported in the one slot Bluetooth provides?
by dwaite 11mo ago
Which of the three battery level values should be reported in the one slot Bluetooth provides?
- GrinningFool 11mo agoIt seems the the right answer shouldn't be "none of them" though.
- raw_anon_1111 11mo agoSo which one should it be?
- hu3 11mo agoWhatever is reported to iPhones. It's not an excuse to block non Apple devices from reading battery level
- sosborn 11mo agoAll three get reported to iphones.
- raw_anon_1111 11mo agoThat’s not part of the Bluetooth spec to report battery power for three separate batteries on one device. Where would it be reported to?
- sosborn 11mo agoYes, that's my point.
- raw_anon_1111 11mo agoIf it’s not part of the BT spec - how is Apple going to report three battery levels in a way that’s compatible with non Apple devices?
- sosborn 11mo agoAgain, that's what I'm saying. We are in agreeance but you really seem to want to argue.
- raw_anon_1111 11mo agoYou said when I asked which should get reported “Whatever is reported to iPhones. It's not an excuse to block non Apple devices from reading battery level” Exactly how is Apple going to send information to none Apple devices using the BT protocol in a method that they can understand?
- sosborn 11mo agoRead the thread again. You lost the plot. Pay attention to the usernames.
- fsflover 11mo agoThe lowest one among the two earpieces?
- sudosysgen 11mo agoMinimum between L and R.
- deleted 11mo ago[deleted]
- monocasa 11mo agoThe different devices look like one device by being a "coordinated set" in Bluetooth parlance. Each member of a coordinated set gets its own Bluetooth battery level slot, so there's no problem here. The spec supports this use case natively.