Support bluetooth low energy HID Braille displays#15470
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Are there any actively used HID displays that communicate over BLE? |
Yes, Tactile Engineering's Cadence tablet is now making its way onto the market and it uses BLE. |
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Hi, I see. I would like to suggest that, in the future, when discussing new technology support, let us go through issue+PR pair so we can discuss this in detail on the issue side before coming up with a pull request please. That way we can talk about rationale, supporting documentation (if any(, and have time to discuss specifics and strategies. Thanks.
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I recall @bramd has performed some tests with BLE in the past. Would like to know whether he has anything to add. @josephsl wrote:
While this is generally true, I think with a two lines change like this, it makes sense to have the suggestion as part of the pr. |
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Is this ready for review? |
Co-authored-by: Sean Budd <seanbudd123@gmail.com>
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Hi @alexmoon, We are unable to push changes to your branch. Alternatively, could you please integrate the change log entry into |
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Thanks @seanbudd! |
Summary of the issue:
NVDA does not currently detect standard HID braille displays using the Bluetooth Low Energy transport. This PR adds the BLE GATT HIDS UUID to be detected as a valid Bluetooth HID device.
Description of user facing changes
BLE HID braille displays will now be detected. No other user facing changes.
Testing strategy:
Checked that NVDA detects and uses our BLE braille display. Unit/system tests are not applicable due to required hardware interactions.
Known issues with pull request:
None
Change log entries:
Bug fixes
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