muedsa/BluetoothLEBatteryMonitor

Is there a compiled version for v2.0?

chaoscreater opened this issue · 10 comments

chaoscreater commented

Could you please upload the .exe for v2.0?

UPDATE:
Just use this, it's much easier:
https://www.bluetoothgoodies.com/

chaoscreater commented

Nevermind, I just compiled the source code using Visual Studio myself. I ran the exe and it isn't able to detect the battery level of my Bluetooth devices. I've tried v1.0 and it's the same issue as well. I've tried detecting multiple bluetooth devices and none of them work.

muedsa commented

Make sure they are BLE(Bluetooth Low Energy). Or you maybe need to remove the Bluetooth device in windows and re-pair

chaoscreater commented

Thanks for the reply. Yes, it is BLE. It's got the "LE" next to the connection in my Windows Bluetooth settings.

I've already tried to re-pair the device. I'm using a WH-1000XM3 and it's currently connected as LE-WH-1000XM3

TimoshenkoPTK commented

I am searching compiled version, too.

muedsa commented

v2 not work well.

hanjo commented

I'm using a WH-1000XM3 and it's currently connected as LE-WH-1000XM3

I have the same problem with a WH-1000XM5, it keeps showing as "Unpair" although - according to Windows - it is "Connected" (and I can hear sound through it). The tool is working fine with a connected iPhone though.

muedsa commented

Only work for BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) device.

hanjo commented

I'm not 100% sure about this, the technical specifications list the Bluetooth version as "Bluetooth Specification Version 5.2", but no mention of "low energy".

However, the App shows it as "LE" in what I assume is the "name" column:
ble

muedsa commented

Maybe LE of WH-1000XM5 only support for Sony Headphones Connect App.
Try https://github.com/Plutoberth/SonyHeadphonesClient

chaoscreater commented

Guys, just download and use this, it's much easier and works great:
https://www.bluetoothgoodies.com/

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