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No blink detection #4
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Does it detect blinks in the official software? This library really shouldn't be too different than the official software, in terms of what it detects/outputs. |
I would assume so because that's what's advertised with the headset. Also it's shown as an option on your library |
My library doesn't really do anything different than the official software, and blink works fine on my device.
Please actually test with the official software and make sure it handles blink correctly with your hardware. If you think this library is not functioning correctly, you need to verify that the official stuff handles your device ok before we can even begin to troubleshoot, because the differences really should be minimal. I found the hardware is just kind of flakey, and never worked 100% correctly for me, even with the official stuff. I can't really fix that in software. |
I just read here and it appears they don't provide it over the serial API.
On mine at least, it seems to output it, although it's somewhat erratic. I would still recommend testing with the official software, as it probably does not work great anywhere (their software uses the serial interface, just like my lib does.) |
Blink detection doesn't seem to work or be consistent. In my tests it only shows up once in a while, and always has a value of 4 so I'm not sure if that's even a real blink it detected
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