
Refer to the documentation that came with your device. When a call is received, CSR Harmony will ask you if you would like to Answer the green icon or Reject the red icon the call: Ensure the printer is turned on, has Bluetooth enabled and is discoverable, if necessary referring to your printer’s documentation, then see Adding a Bluetooth device to connect to it. If a pairing code is displayed on both your PC and the remote device, accept or confirm on both. Now you are pretty much all set, start using your device and check the out.log if you need to.LOGILINK BT0015 DRIVER - For warranty information about this product, please click here. You must see a line showing which process has opened the device. To verify that the hid over gatt profile is in use, you can check if the /dev/uhid is open by the bluetoothd 4# lsof | grep uhid
Now pair with it 3.6 # pairIf you have seen the mac of your device 3.5 # scan off

To connect to your device the following needs to be done, scanning is a must 3.4 # scan on Now you need to power it on 3.3 # power on
Help command is going to give you pretty much ideas what you can do 3.1 # helpĬheck the bluetooth radios with 3.1 # listĪnd select the radio you want to use with 3.2 # selectThere is nice command line utility for managing bluetooth devices: 3# bluetoothctl Although for development, it might be good to see the debug log ofĪnd start the daemon in debug mode and store the log into out.log and console 2.2# /usr/libexec/bluetooth/bluetoothd -d -n 2>&1 | tee out.log boot/config- maybe the uhid is hardlinked into kernel.Ĭheck that you have deamon running 2# ps ax | grep bluetoothd

If still nothing then you maybe do not have the module, check from

If not, then issue 1.1# modprobe uhidĪnd verify again. You must see here a line showing that uhid is loaded. Make sure that system is running as expected 1# lsmod | grep uhid Below are some hints for the one who is following this path. However I had little struggle to get things running well. So, anyone who is struggling to get hid over gatt device to run, Linux is an option besides W8.

I got my device to work with Linux: the key presses will reach into text editor.
