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Hi @Gordon I have a HP ProBook 450 G3 Notebook PC. It has a Intel r dual band wireless AC 3165 (this is a type of WiFi and Bluetooth combo board). This seems to be a common board on other brands of laptop. On the HP support website there was an update for this adaptor to "fix certain potential security issues", which I updated, but still I had no luck. I even tried the Intel support site and so updated to the very latest driver. I have access to other laptops and so I have also tested the puck on a new Windows surface pro 7 and a Lenovo Ideapad 3 with the same results. Maybe it a thing with later builds of Windows 10. The only device its worked on has been my Android Samsung phone. Anyway I will keep searching online to see if anyone has a solution.
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There seems to be a known issue with Bluetooth devices after a windows update, maybe this is my problem with puck not working in windows 10.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/some-bluetooth-devices-may-fail-to-pair-or-connect-after-applying-june-11-2019-or-later-updates-60b210e8-a2ba-ec40-8b83-26d07ade8540 -
Hi @Gordon, yes it looks like a software issue with Windows 10, as its working on Android well. I have updated windows 10 to the latest OS build Version 20H2 but the puck still will not mouse click for me on Windows 10. Device manager shows the puck.js and a Bluetooth Low Energy GATT compliant HID device and indicates "This device is working properly".
Not sure if this is a clue but within Event Viewer it shows a warning; Event 34, BTHUSB
"The local adapter does not support an important Low Energy controller state to support peripheral mode. The minimum required supported state mask is 0x2491f7fffff; got 0x1fffffff. Low Energy peripheral role functionality will not be available."
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@Gordon, yes it works well with Android, I can move with X and Y movement and it will preform a mouse click. But it appears not to work in Windows. The puck will pair to the Windows OS Bluetooth settings, but will not move or mouse click. I tested on Window 10 originally and then on another computer with windows 10. Do you think there could be a problem with the Puck?
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Hi @allObjects, yes I could get the examples going that are documented on page https://www.espruino.com/BLE+Keyboard, they worked fine, sending characters and the interface to the multimedia keys. Yes, my FW is up to date 2v08.119. I have tried installing firmware again just in case. @Gordon I have also tried on another computer with Windows 10 OS (by disconnecting from the IDE and then pairing the Puck with the OS's Bluetooth). When I connect onto an Android phone is does appear to partly work in that I get the cursor/arrow to appear once the button is pressed.
@Robin I have run the command this is what I get.process.env.MODULES.split(',')
=[
"Flash",
"Storage",
"heatshrink",
"net",
"dgram",
"http",
"NetworkJS",
"crypto",
"neopixel"
]Thanks for taking the time to respond.
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Hi @Gordon this does not appear to work. Is it because I have the early Puck.js?
On the Espruino web IDE the following appears when button is pressed.
Uncaught Error: BLE error 0xf (FORBIDDEN)
at line 1 col 104
...0,0,0],function(){a&&a()})})
in function "send" called from line 4 col 34
mouse.send(0,0,mouse.BUTTONS.LEFT);
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Hi @medicohih, I have tested it on Teams and it works well