Yes, you're right. The rush is not good... (Spanish expression: "Las prisas no son buenas"). Sorry...
The result of the code above is as follows:
>console.log(devices);
[
"e4:b3:18:0b:a6:de public", <-- PC
"28:43:68:5e:7a:8a", <-- TELO580
"e4:b3:18:0b:a6:de public", <-- PC
"28:43:68:5e:7a:8a", <-- TELO580
"e4:b3:18:0b:a6:de public", <-- PC
"36:35:66:a1:6d:c9", <--TELO580 (Bluetooth off and then on)
"e4:b3:18:0b:a6:de public", <-- PC
"12:ca:65:a3:45:24", <--TELO580 (Bluetooth off and then on)
]
=undefined
When the TELO bluetooth is turned off and on again, the MAC changes, although none of them is the real one (real MAC of TELO: 7e:eb:46:03:35:1c).
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Hi @Gordon,
Yes, you're right. The rush is not good... (Spanish expression: "Las prisas no son buenas"). Sorry...
The result of the code above is as follows:
When the TELO bluetooth is turned off and on again, the MAC changes, although none of them is the real one (real MAC of TELO: 7e:eb:46:03:35:1c).
Thanks!