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• 07/13/2019 - 03:01

  [email protected] Member Posts: 111

  Hi @Ltbulls39 , 
  
  Is your Frames connected to only one devices, and disconnected in other devices?
  
  Thanks,
  nadine

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• 07/13/2019 - 03:07

  Ltbulls39 Member Posts: 4

  Hi @[email protected], yes it's only the one device, my phone. I'm running through the tutorial in Kotlin and the UI loads and all, but doesn't display a device when the example apps do.

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• 07/13/2019 - 03:09

  [email protected] Member Posts: 111

  Hi @Ltbulls39,  Can you send me your Github? I can take a look?
  
  thanks,
  nadine

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• 07/13/2019 - 03:30

  Ltbulls39 Member Posts: 4

  Sure, I don't have it on github atm but I will post it right now. Here's my GitHub link: http://github.com/ltbulls39

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• 07/13/2019 - 03:33

  Ltbulls39 Member Posts: 4

  @[email protected] I just posted it into my GitHub

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• 08/02/2019 - 22:45

  [email protected] Member Posts: 66

  Hi @Ltbulls39
  
  I wanted to follow up with this. Have you had any progress? We've released new versions of both the firmware for all three of our currently supported Bose AR devices (QC 35 IIs, Frames and the new NC 700s) as well as new versions of all three of our SDKs, including Android.
  
  Are you able to reproduce this issue using the latest versions and rebuilding your project with the current version of the Android SDK?
  
  Cheers,
  
  Michael @ Bose

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• 09/11/2019 - 17:37

  [email protected] Member Posts: 12

  Hey @Ltbulls39
  
  I checked your Github project and everything seems to be working fine now. Just make sure you update your gradle and you will be able to get the registered device info displayed as expected.
  
  Bryan @ Bose

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