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Add support for Galaxy Note 3

The nRF Utility app for Android does not support the Galaxy Note 3 yet. Probably because the phone has only been released for a few days so far.

Please add support for it, currently it gives me a dialog that says "Device is not supported", I think you have a explicit check for Galaxy Note 2 in your code and you should simply just allow Galaxy Note 3, and depend on the API to handle the specifics.

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  • I tried changing the broadcast name which was not easy but after installing the nRFgoStudio and editing the XML file with it - I managed to change the name yet the UART program no longer works . I verified this issue comparing the original "ublue_setup.gen.out.txt file with the same file re-compiles and they are different . I am assuming this makes the UART Arduino program stop working properly . After the re-compilation using "run_me_compile_xml_to_nRF8001_setup.bat" I get this error: ACI Evt Pipe Error: Pipe #:4 Pipe Error Code: 0x96

    I have no idea where to find the meaning of this code .

    The command suggested to rename the broadcast name does not work (even in the example it is commented out and when removing the comment it fails to compile): // Set your BLE Shield name here, max. length 10 //ble_set_name("TEST");

    Chat:39: error: 'ble_set_name' was not declared in this scope

    I guess these are all maturity issues with the BLE but I can't express enough the complexity of the BLE HW/SW compared to standard BT which I wish I could use with the iPhone .

    Any help would be appreciated.

  • I'd strongly recommend you to post your questions separately instead of going on in an existing thread about a completely unrelated problem.

    However, I'd actually argue that BLE is much simpler than Bluetooth classic in most ways. You may have use in taking a look at this question: https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/index.php/is-there-a-serial-port-profile-for-ble Also, even though you're working with the nRF8001, you may have use in reading nAN-36, to be introduced to some general concepts: https://www.nordicsemi.com/eng/content/download/34055/573345/file/nAN-36.zip

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