Is there a Mantis Q40 user here who could contact me for the purpose of doing a
USB test on Linux with it?
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[quoted lines by Florian Beijers on 2021/02/14 at 23:30 +0100]
>Output of sdptool browse with the q40 set to the channel of the kali machine
>is below, quite a lot is happening there:
The device is using Bluetooth HID for its braille protocol. That's why it isn't
working. I've yet to learn how
On Sun, 14 Feb 2021, Florian Beijers wrote:
> Hello Dave,
>
> For some reason, your message didn't make it to me, but I saw it from
> the list digest.
That's because every messages distributed by the mailing list server has
the "Reply-To: " header entry. This means that, by
default, the
Hello Dave,
For some reason, your message didn't make it to me, but I saw it from
the list digest.
> I believe you mentioned that this braille device can connect to multiple
> hosts.
> This implies that it may use multiple channels, and that might be the problem.
> In other words, brltty
Dave Mielke writes:
> [quoted lines by Florian Beijers on 2021/02/10 at 17:14 +0100]
>
>>manually trusting the device first,
>
> Trusting only matters insofar as when connection to the host is being
> requested
> by the device. That isn't the case with brltty, i.e. it's always the case that
>
[quoted lines by Florian Beijers on 2021/02/10 at 17:14 +0100]
>I have done some more experimenting, and quite simply, the unit just
>won't sit up and take notice where brltty is concerned. Connection
>goes off without a hitch, the HID keyboard part works, but error 111:
>connection refused from
Just realized I only sent this to Mario before, my bad.
I have done some more experimenting, and quite simply, the unit just
won't sit up and take notice where brltty is concerned. Connection
goes off without a hitch, the HID keyboard part works, but error 111:
connection refused from RFCOMM is
Ok, I ran a few more tests but still am not really getting anywhere.
I tailed the journalctl to see what wold happen if I were to cycle to and
away from the box I'm trying to connect, that did nothing whatsoever.
Then, I hopped back into bluetoothctl and saw that it was connecting and
Hi,
Ok, so the mantis q40 is a hybrid device of a keyboard and a braille
display. I have paired it through the GUI and I can confirm that the
keyboard part of it works fine. So I would say it is paired correctly.
The way this device works is that you can connect to several devices at
once, with a
Florian Beijers writes:
> I see a whole lot of RFCOMM errors, either connection refused or resource
> busy.
> What would that indicate?
My first question would be: Are you sure you have correctly paired the
device? Does bluetoothctl report it as paired?
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Hi,
I see a whole lot of RFCOMM errors, either connection refused or resource
busy. What would that indicate?
Florian
Op di 9 feb. 2021 om 18:05 schreef Mario Lang :
> Florian Beijers writes:
>
> > Just tried pairing my APH Mantis q40 to a Kali machine running brltty
> 6.3, but
> > brltty
Florian Beijers writes:
> Just tried pairing my APH Mantis q40 to a Kali machine running brltty 6.3, but
> brltty seems to be unable to recognize it.
> I''ve set the brailleDevice directive in brltty.conf to Bluetooth:address,
> where
> address is the address info returns from the bluectl
Hello all,
I am currently playing with an APH Mantis q40 braille display. I am
attempting to use it with my Android device, but I am running into
some trouble, and I'm not sure how to debug this further.
- Android: v10
- BRLTTY: Latest, as of October 18th 2020.
- Connection Method: Bluetooth.
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