Difference between revisions of "BLEWidgets"
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=== Heart Rate === | === Heart Rate === | ||
| − | The Widget will | + | The Widget will display a warning message if no Heart Rate has been received for more than 10 seconds (changeable with <code>App.Settings.HeartRateTimeout</code>).<br> |
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| + | == Settings == | ||
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| + | === Devices === | ||
| + | For each configured device, a 'Device0.ini' file will be created (replace 0 with device index).<br> | ||
| + | This file includes device settings, and device service settings.<br> | ||
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| + | === Triggers === | ||
| + | Trigger settings are saved in the file 'Tasks.ini':<br> | ||
Revision as of 02:04, 23 May 2026
BLEWidgets is a Windows App that displays live biometric data such as Heart Rate from Bluetooth LE (BLE) devices.
Each subscribed service has its own live notification (system tray) icon, and optional topmost window widget.
Supported Services: Heart Rate.
Supported Devices: Amazfit Helio Strap (Confirmed Supported). Everything else.
Usage
First time launching BLEWidgets you will be prompted to add at least one device/service first.
If you do not know the BLE Address of your device, you can use the Search functionality to find it.
In order to find it, on the device I had to enable 'Heart Rate Push', and then 'Reboot Device'.
Services
Heart Rate
The Widget will display a warning message if no Heart Rate has been received for more than 10 seconds (changeable with App.Settings.HeartRateTimeout).
Settings
Devices
For each configured device, a 'Device0.ini' file will be created (replace 0 with device index).
This file includes device settings, and device service settings.
Triggers
Trigger settings are saved in the file 'Tasks.ini':
