Closed nartahn closed 1 year ago
I have noticed that my device is registering as 'Approach R1' and in https://github.com/mholow/gsp-r10-adapter/blob/main/src/connections/BluetoothConnection.cs it has a different name. private static string DEVICE_NAME = "Approach R10";
UPDATE Changing the device name and "dotnet run" got it working.
For any other noobs trying to figure this out, the following command seemed to build the .exe ok. dotnet publish -p:PublishSingleFile=true -p:PublishReadyToRun=true
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I debated making device name something that was configurable in the settings file but didn’t expect it to ever not be “Approach R10”. I can put up a quick patch soon to allow that
Thanks for that. Great job with this as well. It's working a treat. I only started using Gspro 3 days ago and it keeps getting better. You have added value to this device :)
@mholow Hey mate others on my FB post are also having this issue. Not sure where exactly to change the name? Is it in the .JSON or somewhere else?
Tell them to hang tight. As of today it’s a constant compiled into the program. I’ll have to post an update later today or tomorrow that allows changing the name on the settings
@mholow thanks mate I passed on the message! And thankyou for all your work you have put and are putting in to this.
I'm unable to get the R10 connected. I have successfully connected in bluetooth settings.
But I don't get the anticipated handshake.
When the r10 is paired for the first time the light turns white for several seconds then the device turns off. When I turn the device back on again it flashes a blue light. Is the light meant to flash green when it has connected successfully? I'm running Windows 11 and have tried turning off the firewall and re-paired the r10 multiple times.