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When you're connecting device for the first time after uploading the code and rebooting ESP32,
it discovers with the factory name, not defined in the code
When devices paired, it shows with the defined name in the code:
BleKeyboard bleKeyboard("Swiping");
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MacOS (10.15.1 (19B88)) /System Preferences/Bluetooth device initially discovers with some factory name
MacOS (10.15.1 (19B88)) /System Preferences/Bluetooth device initially discovers with ID instead of the name
Aug 8, 2020
I think that's a Mac "feature". If no name is specified, it would fall back to "ESP32 Bluetooth Mouse". What your Mac is showing seems to be a the Mac address with dashes instead of colons. I would assume that it shows the correct name after a while or maybe after reloading the list?
When you're connecting device for the first time after uploading the code and rebooting ESP32,
it discovers with the factory name, not defined in the code
When devices paired, it shows with the defined name in the code:
BleKeyboard bleKeyboard("Swiping");
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: