• Skip to main content
  • Select language
  • Skip to search
mozilla
Mozilla Developer Network
  • Sign in
    • Persona
    • GitHub
  • Web Platform
    Technologies
    • HTML
    • CSS
    • JavaScript
    • Graphics
    • APIs / DOM
    • Apps
    • MathML
    References & Guides
    • Learn the Web
    • Tutorials
    • References
    • Developer Guides
    • Accessibility
    • ...more docs
  • Mozilla Docs
    • Add-ons
    • Firefox
    • Firefox Marketplace
    • Firefox OS
    • Persona
  • Developer Tools
  • Feedback
    • Get Firefox help
    • Get web development help
    • Join the MDN community
    • Report a content problem
    • Report a bug
  •  
B2G OS
    • No translations exist for this article.
    • Add a translation
  • Edit
  • Advanced
    • History
    • Print this article
  1. MDN
  2. Mozilla
  3. B2G OS
  4. Firefox OS APIs
  5. BluetoothLeDeviceEvent (Firefox OS)
Your Search Results

    BluetoothLeDeviceEvent (Firefox OS)

    In This Article
    1. Interface overview
    2. Properties
    3. Methods
    4. Specifications
    5. Browser Compatibility
    6. See also

    This API is available on Firefox OS for internal applications only.

    The BluetoothLeDeviceEvent interface of the Web Bluetooth API provides access to an LE device BluetoothDevice object and its RSSI value and advertisement record, as the parameter of a devicefound event handler (see BluetoothDiscoveryHandle.ondevicefound), when fired.

    Interface overview

    [CheckPermissions="bluetooth"]
    interface BluetoothLeDeviceEvent : Event
    {
      readonly attribute BluetoothDevice device;
      readonly attribute short rssi;
      readonly attribute ArrayBuffer scanRecord;
    };

    Properties

    BluetoothLeDeviceEvent.device Read only
    Returns a BluetoothDevice representing the discovered remote LE device.
    BluetoothLeDeviceEvent.rssi Read only
    Returns the RSSI value for the remote LE device as reported by the bluetooth hardware. The value is given as 0 if no RSSI value is available.
    BluetoothLeDeviceEvent.scanRecord Read only
    Returns an ArrayBuffer representing the content of the advertisement record offered by the remote LE device.

    Methods

    None.

    Specifications

    Specification Status Comment
    Web Bluetooth
    The definition of 'BluetoothLeDeviceEvent' in that specification.
    Draft Rough draft; not part of any official specification yet. It should be discussed as part of the W3C's System Applications Working Group.

    Browser Compatibility

    • Desktop
    • Mobile
    Feature Chrome Firefox (Gecko) Internet Explorer Opera Safari (WebKit)
    Basic support No support No support No support No support No support
    Feature Android Android Webview Firefox Mobile (Gecko) Firefox OS IE Mobile Opera Mobile Safari Mobile Chrome for Android
    Basic support No support No support No support 2.1 No support No support No support No support

     

    See also

    Using the Web Bluetooth API

    Share:
    • Twitter
    • Facebook
    • Google+

    Document Tags and Contributors

    Tags: 
    • API
    • B2G
    • Bluetooth
    • BluetoothLeDeviceEvent
    • Certified
    • Firefox OS
    • Interface
    • Non-standard
    • Reference
    • Web Bluetooth
     Contributors to this page: chrisdavidmills
     Last updated by: chrisdavidmills, Feb 11, 2016, 2:25:30 AM
    See also
    1. Web Bluetooth API
    2. BluetoothLeDeviceEvent
    3. Related pages for Bluetooth API (Firefox OS)
      1. BluetoothAdapter
      2. BluetoothAdapterEvent
      3. BluetoothAttributeEvent
      4. BluetoothClassOfDevice
      5. BluetoothDevice
      6. BluetoothDeviceEvent
      7. BluetoothDiscoveryHandle
      8. BluetoothGatt
      9. BluetoothGattCharacteristic
      10. BluetoothGattCharacteristicEvent
      11. BluetoothGattDescriptor
      12. BluetoothGattServer
      13. BluetoothGattService
      14. BluetoothManager
      15. BluetoothPairingEvent
      16. BluetoothPairingHandle
      17. BluetoothPairingListener
      18. BluetoothStatusChangedEvent

    © 2005-2016 Mozilla Developer Network and individual contributors.

    Content is available under these licenses.

    • About MDN
    • Terms
    • Privacy
    • Cookies
    • Contribute to the code