AVA BLE Remote

AVA BLE Remote

by Reefwing Software

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2 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 20, 2016
  • August 26, 2018

Features

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Control your robot, drone, or other Bluetooth-enabled device with your iPhone. This app allows you to connect to compatible BLE devices, send commands, and monitor received messages. Customize tasks and control functions for seamless operation.

Connect to BLE devices
Send custom tasks
Virtual gamepad controls
Adjustable speed control
Key mapping customization
View received messages
System event logging
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What's New in AVA BLE Remote

1.5

August 26, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - BLE signal strength added (RSSI) - Clear Log button added. - Function keys adjust speed. F1 = 25%, F2 = 50%, F3 = 75% and F4 = 100%. Adjusted speed is sent automatically. - In the Control Tab, the speed slider will send the selected speed (when Send is tapped) in the following format: start byte: ! // Which indicates that the next byte is speed speed byte // encoded as an unsigned char (0-255). We are using 0 - 100. You will need to update the code in your Arduino to make use of these features. Sample code is available at: https://gist.github.com/reefwing/b6b51197ffe1b238fdbfc558a0c26e56

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User reviews

Made my day

With a 4 yrs old wanting his DFrobot Devastator tank in action again I found Go ble but it didn’t work, so several days here and there found this on GitHub, nice bit of code with this App advised.
Worked first time. I now have one happy rug rat.

Works first time

I downloaded this app as it was the only way I could control my Romeo BLE board. The GoBLE App that is sued is no longer available. I searched around on Git Hub for available options and found the code I needed and this was the App that was also written for it. Plenty of options to tweak it yourself but it simply worked first time with my Devastator Robot Tank.
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FAQ

What devices is AVA BLE Remote compatible with?

AVA BLE Remote is compatible with iOS 7.0+ devices including iPhone 5+, iPad 3+, iPad Mini, and iPod 5th Gen. It requires Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) capability. The app is designed to work with DFRobot's Romeo BLE and Bluno boards.

How do I connect AVA BLE Remote to a device?

When the app starts, navigate to the connection screen. Any compatible BLE devices within range will be displayed. Simply tap on the device's name to connect. A successful connection is indicated by the word 'connected' and a green communication indicator.

Can I customize the control buttons in AVA BLE Remote?

Yes, you can customize the characters transmitted by the function keys and directional pad. This is done through the key mapping option in the console tab. The app also allows you to add and manage your own custom tasks.

Does AVA BLE Remote support controlling multiple devices at once?

No, AVA BLE Remote only allows you to connect to and control one BLE device at a time. Tapping the disconnect button will end the current connection.

What is the update frequency for AVA BLE Remote?

The app was last updated on August 26, 2018, with version 1.5 being the latest. This indicates a less frequent update schedule for the application.

Is AVA BLE Remote suitable for younger users?

AVA BLE Remote has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users. The interface is designed for controlling devices, which can be an engaging activity for children with adult supervision.

Does AVA BLE Remote have ads?

No, AVA BLE Remote does not contain advertisements. The application is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.

What are the default control mappings in AVA BLE Remote?

The default mappings for AVA BLE Remote are: F1=w, F2=x, F3=y, F4=z. The directional dPad defaults to Up=f, Down=b, Left=l, Right=r, and the Stop button is 's'.