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Hello,
is there any hope of getting the Headset Profile added to the PSoC's BLE recognized profile list? Seen here.
I would like to design a PSoC 4 BLE project that can connect to existing bluetooth headsets or earbuds, in order to play a short, prerecorded tune.
Or perhaps there is way to build a custom profile to match the HSP specs?
Are there any example of doing something similar to this?
I am a novice at using BLE, so I am worried about getting a custom profile to work with existing products
Thank you for any advice.
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Probably not. We are here in BLE which is Bluetooth Low Energy. Continuously sending audio data is not "Low Energy".
Bob
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Probably not. We are here in BLE which is Bluetooth Low Energy. Continuously sending audio data is not "Low Energy".
Bob
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I agree with Bob. I guess that is pretty much the reason why there is no Headset profile for BLE. Apart from low power, reliability of the continuous data for audio maybe a problem.
But if you do want something like "voice" transfer over BLE, you can find the custom implementation in the CY5672 BLE Remote RDK (http://www.cypress.com/documentation/development-kitsboards/cy5672-proc-ble-remote-control-reference...). Do note that it is voice and not audio; there is difference between the two.
Additionally, if you want to design your own BLE custom profile, then you can refer to the following application notes:
1) AN91267 (http://www.cypress.com/go/AN91267) for learning BLE basics
2) AN91162 (www.cypress.com/AN91162) that will help you with the steps required to design custom profile.