Characteristics in HID Service access Denied on Windows App

RE: Characteristics in HID Service access Denied on Windows App

sguitton01 — Thu, 13 Dec 2018 16:47:48 GMT

Hi Edvin,

I found a workaround by changing the HID service's UUID.
It seems that windows was blocking the HID Service access.

Thanks for the support anyway.

Sylvain

RE: Characteristics in HID Service access Denied on Windows App

sguitton01 — Thu, 13 Dec 2018 14:30:27 GMT

Hi Edvin,

Thank you for your answer, I am developping a Windows App for computer and the slave device is a kind of remote with voice, we started from the SmartRemote example project.

Best regards,

Sylvain

RE: Characteristics in HID Service access Denied on Windows App

Edvin — Thu, 13 Dec 2018 12:34:48 GMT

Hello Sylvain,

What sort of "Windows App" do you refer to? A Windows Mobile, or computer?

I have seen (on phones) that some operative systems will "take" the HID service, so you can't see the data. E.g. on iOS, HID mouses are counted as "not valid", while keyboards are "hidden" / "taken" by the OS. That means that you can't get access to this service when connecting to the HID device through nRF Connect for mobile, but the phone will use the service as a keyboard.

So is this a computer app, or a mobile app? And what sort of HID device are you implementing?

Best regards,

Edvin