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derHeinz / divoom-adapter

Implementation of divoom-aurabox
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Not Compatible with Divoom Pixoo? #11

Closed qianmao closed 5 years ago

qianmao commented 5 years ago

First, well done for the amazing work!

Is the protocol compatible with divoom pixoo? (http://www.divoom.com/product/pixoo.html).

I tried to run example.py and show-time.py against my divoom pixoo but it didn't work. I can see the divoom pixoo showed a bluetooth icon then nothing happened. I guess this is because pixoo has different protocol than aurabox.

derHeinz commented 5 years ago

Sorry can't tell you this, I don't own this device. And as far as i know they don't publish their protocol details. Thus one needs to sniff the bluetooth connection an check whether it is at least similar or not.

derHeinz commented 5 years ago

Any updates on this device yet?

qianmao commented 5 years ago

Sorry I haven't got a chance to give it a try as I am not able to find an Android device for bluetooth sniffing. I am closing this for now. I will update this thread if I have some news.

atmaniak commented 4 years ago

Hi, what do you need to sniff the bluetooth part ? i've just received my divoom pixoo and i'll be happy to help !

derHeinz commented 4 years ago

I would start creating HCI Snoop log on android device - this file can be read by wireshark. You can google how that works.

Now you would start using the original app and writing down the transferred bytes (commands) you captured via the hci snoop. A very easy start is to write some code to repeat a command that you captured and know what it does. This hopefully yields the correct behavior on the pixoo.

If you repeat this process for several "commands" you'd probably get to know the protocol.