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How to start discovery devices in IOS?
See original GitHub issueI noticed that the method startDiscovery is available only for Android. Is there any other function in IOS that do the same thing? Or in IOS I only can search for paired/connected devices?
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Negative, the MFi protocol does not support the scanning feature. The functionality may be available in the
CoreBluetoothlibrary in later versions of IOS, but I haven’t had a chance to look into it much more. If you feel like you get something working, feel free to submit a pull request with everything documented.It looks like
CoreBluetoothstill doesn’t support this. At this point I’m going to leave it as a known issue between Android and IOS. IOS controls a number of things internally which we just don’t have access to using theEAAccessorylibrary.