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Version: 2.8

Bluetooth Data Access

A task processor with payload handling is needed to access data over a native serial connection (COM) over bluetooth.

Task Processor

The payload processing must be declared in a processor information within the device info file.

The payload script is typically placed in the folder:

$(ConfigPath)\HumanOS.UHAL.BluetoothDeviceDriver

Example

  "TaskProcessors": [
{
"Id": "9bd3ec86-f5fe-4679-8621-751540d602a2",
"Name": "MainTaskProcessor",
"ScriptFile": "TTestPayload.cs",
"Properties": []
}
]

Further information about DataStream Scripting.

Builtin Addresses

Following data node addresses are provided by the plugin. The Stream namespace is used:

AddressDescriptionData Type
Stream::AvailableReturns the available flag. true if the data stream is open.System.Boolean
Stream::SignOfLifeSign of life. Toggles in 1Hz if the data stream is open.System.Boolean

Example

/// <summary>
/// Test payload for script
/// </summary>
public class TTestPayload : TAbstractStreamScriptObject
{
///<see cref="TAbstractStreamScriptObject"/>
public override void handleStream(IKernelAccess Kernel,
ILogger Logger,
TDeviceInfo DeviceInfo,
IDataStream DataStream)
{
byte[] aui8Buffer = new byte[4];
DataStream.read(aui8Buffer, 0, 4);

aui8Buffer[0] = 0x11;
aui8Buffer[1] = 0x21;
aui8Buffer[2] = 0x31;
aui8Buffer[3] = 0x41;

DataStream.write(aui8Buffer, 0, 4);
}
}