I’m using a Bluetooth BLE module. The connection works. Each time the app is started up, it takes about 6/7 seconds to connect, but it doesn’t synchronize the label’s widgets automatically, but only if I press on a segmented switch input. Is it a bug?
I have
BLYNK_CONNECTED() {
Blynk.syncAll();
}
I try with a timer every 5 seconds to do a Blynk.syncALL() but it never syncs. I have to press an input on the segmented switch. If I exit the app and return in immediately, it only shows me the default values of the widget, but not the real ones on hw.
I use Android, and latest libraries installed.
You can see in the video that when I exit and return in app, all the widgets label don’t sync.
The blue online LED widget is for know when the connection is really estabilished.
The value is right, but the label is not. And it doesn’t put the last “writing” back, but the default one (which is obviously wrong). Is there a solution to ensure that when you open the app, it automatically simulates the pressure of an input to synchronize everything?
I seem to remember that Blynk.sync is one of those commands that doesn’t work correctly with Bluetooth.
But, your description of the problem is also a bit confusing. Blynk.sync will normally (when using an internet connection) synchronise the hardware with the values stored in the app (on the Blynk server actually). If you want to push values from the hardware then it’s a virtualWrite command that’s needed.
The “problem” is that the label of widget return on default every time I open the app and don’t remain the last write from HW. I can have the correct label only if I push a widget input (cause I write label in every “case” of segmented switch).
