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As a security feature, discovering Bluetooth devices withnavigator.bluetooth.requestDevice must be triggered by a user gesture suchas a touch or a mouse click. We're talking about listening topointerup, click, and touchend events.

The navigator.bluetooth.requestDevice() function takes a mandatory object thatdefines filters. These filters are used to return only devices that match someadvertised Bluetooth GATT services and/or the device name.

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The exclusionFilters option in navigator.bluetooth.requestDevice() letsyou exclude some devices from the browser picker. It can be used to excludedevices that match a broader filter but are unsupported.

You can also call device.gatt.disconnect() to disconnect your web app from theBluetooth device. This will trigger existing gattserverdisconnected eventlisteners. Note that it will NOT stop bluetooth device communication if anotherapp is already communicating with the Bluetooth device. Check out the DeviceDisconnect Sample and the Automatic Reconnect Sample to dive deeper.

A Bluetooth Internals page is available in Chrome atabout://bluetooth-internals so that you can inspect everything about nearbyBluetooth devices: status, services, characteristics, and descriptors.

Deleting the config entry for this integration will release control of the adapter and allow another integration to gain exclusive use of the Bluetooth adapter. If you have manually added bluetooth: to your configuration.yaml, you must also remove it to prevent the configuration from being recreated. Consider adding a second Bluetooth adapter on Linux systems if you need to continue using legacy integrations, as more integrations will move to use the Bluetooth integration in the future.

The following table shows which devices the user can select betweenfor several values of filters and exclusionFilters passed to navigator.bluetooth.requestDevice({filters: filters,exclusionFilters: exclusionFilters}).

If oldAvailability is not the same as newAvailability, fire anevent named availabilitychanged using the ValueEvent interfaceat global.navigator.bluetooth with its value attribute initialized to newAvailability.

The Bluetooth tree is the name given to navigator.bluetooth and objects implementing the BluetoothDevice, BluetoothRemoteGATTService, BluetoothRemoteGATTCharacteristic, or BluetoothRemoteGATTDescriptor interface participate in a tree.

In order to be able to use audio equipment like Bluetooth headphones or speakers, you need to install the additional pulseaudio-bluetooth package. Make sure to restart pulseaudio to make the installation take effect: pulseaudio -k. With a default PulseAudio installation (specifically, using a user instance with the packaged default.pa) you should immediately be able to stream audio from a Bluetooth device to your speakers. [3]

bluetooth.service only requires the directory /sys/class/bluetooth to exist, which should be created by kernel module bluetooth, which is only autoloaded by systemd-udev if it actually finds a working Bluetooth hardware device.

If your /sys/class/bluetooth does not exist, check if your kernel Bluetooth module is loaded by lsmod. If not, and you believe you have a Bluetooth device, you can try manually starting them by loading the Bluetooth module and restarting bluetooth.service.

If bluetooth.service started successfully, but there is chance that you still cannot use Bluetooth normally (e.g. bluetoothctl says something like org.Bluez.Error.NotReady when you scan on). If this happens, try rebooting your computer, and double-check: whether directory /sys/class/bluetooth exists; whether lsmod includes correct Bluetooth modules; log messages in the journal; etc. systemd-udev should pickup your Bluetooth hardware automatically without manual changes again.

There is a bug with some motherboard bluetooth controllers. To see if this might be the issue, run journalctl | grep hci. If there are entries like "command tx timeout" or "Reading Intel version command failed", then power off your pc and physically unplug the power cable for a few seconds. This forces the controller to reload the firmware (while a standard reboot will not). See bug report here.

A bluetooth audio device will fail to connect if pipewire (rather than pulseaudio-bluetooth) is being used, but an instance of pipewire is not running. Start the pipewire.service user unit or play some audio to start the pipewire daemon, then try to connect the audio device again.

The BlueZ DBus backend can be configured to use by setting the QT_BLUETOOTH_USE_DBUS_PERIPHERAL environment variable. The QLowEnergyController peripheral instantiation then introspects the presence of BlueZ DBus peripheral APIs on the local bluetooth adapter. The minimum version requirement for BlueZ is 5.56. ff782bc1db