Second hope was to log all Bluetooth communications on my phone (SGS7) and analyze the btsnoop_hci.log with wireshark. But the Feiyu ON-app did not like to connect to my device. I am able to take HCI packet Snoop Log file from one of the android device. I thought about getting the commands that are used for rotation and build an Android app by myself.įirst try was to setup another bluetooth device with an terminal, name it like the gimbal and log all commands. I am currently involed in a project to detect the of packet loss in Bluetooth transfer between two android devices. However, I would like to rotate only one step every 10 seconds for example (To do some epic timelapse!). Keep it running as long as you need it (it doesn’t output anything to the terminal). While BTSnoop regularly serves as the standard file format for Blue- tooth log files on Android devices 38, it is also suitable for.
I am using an android app (Feiyu ON) to controll a camera gimbal (Feiyu MG lite) manualy over bluetooth (virtual joystick for rotate right/left/up/down). Solution Given the simple nature of the interface, there’s a one-liner for that: adb shell su -c \ ''nc -s 127.0.0.1 -p 8872 -L system/bin/tail -f -c +0 data/misc/bluetooth/logs/btsnoophci.log'' Yes, that simple 2.
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