Difference between revisions of "Trigger: Bluetooth Event"
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This trigger will fire when the Bluetooth state changes. | This trigger will fire when the Bluetooth state changes. | ||
You can configure it to fire when Bluetooth is enabled or disabled, or when connected to/disconnected from a specific device. | You can configure it to fire when Bluetooth is enabled or disabled, or when connected to/disconnected from a specific device. | ||
| − | This trigger can be configured to fire when you come in range of, or go out of range of a Bluetooth beacon. | + | This trigger can be configured to fire when you come in range of, or go out of range of a Bluetooth beacon.</pre><br> |
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Revision as of 20:04, 22 January 2024
This trigger will fire when the Bluetooth state changes. You can configure it to fire when Bluetooth is enabled or disabled, or when connected to/disconnected from a specific device. This trigger can be configured to fire when you come in range of, or go out of range of a Bluetooth beacon.