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Re: device Standby time
Hi @pranavgh1996
The good news is, all relevant API commands work in Standby! Standby just means that the speaker isn't actively playing content and is in a state where it's conserving some power. It's still on the network and available to be woken as needed.
In your use case, sending the relevant volume and select commands at 10pm from your application should work just fine.
Thanks,
Zach
The good news is, all relevant API commands work in Standby! Standby just means that the speaker isn't actively playing content and is in a state where it's conserving some power. It's still on the network and available to be woken as needed.
In your use case, sending the relevant volume and select commands at 10pm from your application should work just fine.
Thanks,
Zach
Re: Select/ de-Select Bluetooth Source for a device.
Hi @pranavgh1996
for the "de-select" case you describe, you should just put the device into standby using the /key endpoint with the POWER keypress. Be sure to send both a "press" and "release" keypress as described in the documentation.
Using /select again to turn on Bluetooth should work as you describe when a device is in Standby.
for the "de-select" case you describe, you should just put the device into standby using the /key endpoint with the POWER keypress. Be sure to send both a "press" and "release" keypress as described in the documentation.
Using /select again to turn on Bluetooth should work as you describe when a device is in Standby.
Re: XCode 11 Support
Hi! please download the current SDK- it's for ios 11!
Thanks!
n
Thanks!
n
Re: Full transparency mode with Bose AR
@mv100
I took your recommendation back to our team, and it was suggested with the NC700's you can use our v4.x SDKs Controllable Noise Cancelation to emulate such full transparency mode.
Use the setControllableNoiseCancellation(level: Int, isEnabled:Bool, completionHandler:{code block})
Here's an example -- Apologize for the formatting in advance.
I took your recommendation back to our team, and it was suggested with the NC700's you can use our v4.x SDKs Controllable Noise Cancelation to emulate such full transparency mode.
Use the setControllableNoiseCancellation(level: Int, isEnabled:Bool, completionHandler:{code block})
Here's an example -- Apologize for the formatting in advance.
func noiseCancellationOff()-> Void {
if(connectionStatus == "Connected"){session.device?.setControllableNoiseCancellation(level: 0, isEnabled: true, completionHandler: {Result inprint(Result) // returns ControlableNoiseCancellation }); } }
Hopefully this code snip will help.
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Re: Does connection stop working when headphones are less than 10 % battery?
Hey Maria! We've noted this with our engineering team, as far as we know that shouldn't be an issue. But just to be on the safe side you can prompt your user to run on a fuller battery 
Re: Does some SDK part requires ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION permission?
Currently the Unity SDK requires that permission for the magnetometer to work, you can safely leave it on.
Cheers!
Cheers!
Re: What replicates double tap on N700?
Hi @mariamishurenko ,
To double check: double tap on the NC700 is actually a touch and hold - you don't double tap per say on the NC700. This functionality is different from the QC35's and Frames, where you actually double tap on the right side of the device.
Hope this helps,
n
To double check: double tap on the NC700 is actually a touch and hold - you don't double tap per say on the NC700. This functionality is different from the QC35's and Frames, where you actually double tap on the right side of the device.
Hope this helps,
n
Re: What replicates double tap on N700?
Hey Maria, thank you for your question.
We recommend you use the Input gesture, which should be universal across all the Bose AR wearables.
Check inside the GestureDetector for Input, let me know if that works for you!
We recommend you use the Input gesture, which should be universal across all the Bose AR wearables.
Check inside the GestureDetector for Input, let me know if that works for you!
Re: Will it be possible to develop an independent watchOS 6 Apple Watch App connected to Bose AR?
HI!
The watchOS can act as a central device and be built with iOS framework. As such, theoretically, it should able to use the SDK. We haven’t tested it here. The larger question is thinking about meaningful experiences you can build.
Hope this helps,
Nadine