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iii. On the Bluetooth tab of the popup window, the window will list a Unique identifier
(highlighted in yellow) which is the Mac ID
b. The device manager can also search for BioRadio devices in the vicinity by calling
deviceManager.DiscoverBluetoothDevices
. See
BioRadio_Find.m
for an
example on usage.
c. The 64-bit MAC ID must be used. In MATLAB, using the example above,
macID =
int64(hex2dec(‘ECFE7E11C281’))
would return the 64-bit MAC ID
d. Key API function call:
myDevice =
deviceManager.GetBluetoothDevice(macID)
. This returns a handle to a
BioRadioDevice, which is automatically connected. See
BioRadio_Connect.m
for an
example on usage.
e. NOTE:
BioRadio_Connect.m
is designed to work with
BioRadio_Find.m
as a
flexible solution for interacting with an unknown set of BioRadios. Within the context of
a custom application, it may be more efficient to store the BioRadio MAC address and
automatically connect to it, rather than searching and manually selecting.
