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1) The MAC address has to be added manually for now (Settings -> Debug) 2) Configure other notifications as desired 3) After doing that, restart Gadgetbridge, after that, the device should be visible. 4) Tap it to connect 5) Try the Debug activity via the Menu to send some dummy notifications => Your MI should vibrate and blink Also: add some extra files necessary to support Eclipse ADT. To be migrated to Andmore, later. |
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Gadgetbridge
Gadgetbridge is a Android (4.4+) Application which will allow you to use your Pebble without the vendors closed source application and without the need to create an account and transmit any of your data to the vendors servers.
Mi Band support is WIP.
Features:
- Incoming calls notification and display (caller, phone number)
- Outgoing call display
- Reject/hangup calls
- SMS notification (sender, body)
- K-9 Mail notification support (sender, subject, preview)
- Support for generic notificaions (above filtered out)
- Apollo playback info (artist, album, track)
- Music control: play/pause, next track, previous track, volume up, volume down
- List and remove installed apps/watchfaces
- Install .pbw files
- Install firmware from .pbz files (EXPERIMENTAL)
How to use:
- Pair your Pebble though the Android Bluetooth Settings
- Start Gadgetbridge, tap on the device you want to connect to
- To test, chose "Debug" from the menu and play around
Known Issues:
- Android 4.4+ only, we can only change this by not handling generic notifications or by using AccessibiltyService. Don't know if it is worth the hassle.