Android 4.1: Should this work

[kameamea]

I only have a Android 4.1 with NFC available, are there known problems with that version, so I don't even need to try to get it running on that version?

[vicktor]

We only tested on Android 4.4 and Android 5.x, and works properly.

[vicktor]

Please, can you send us a adb logcat?

[kameamea]

I'm not sure what you mean by adb logcat. I was successful building an apk for Android 4.1 just by setting android:minSdkVersion="16". But I got nothing but an "NFC error" or something like that. As I learned I would need to use a new sensor, which was not previously contacted by the FreeStyle Libre Reader, but then I wouldn't get any readings from the sensor, so as long as one can't read the NFC with Android and the FreeStyle Libre at the same time, I don't see much sense in this.

[vicktor]

Hi!

You should be familiar with the use of terminal. Open a terminal (look for terminal application on mac or cmd on windows) and write:

adb logcat

You must then capture the text and send it to analyze it.

[vicktor]

Anyway we will update the application in a few days....

[vicktor]

new app uploaded

Are you planning to upload the app to the play store?
I'm having a hard time to open your project correctly. You do use eclipse, do you?
I'd be glad to help with the app.

[vicktor]

Please use Android Studio to compile.

Victor

http://www.linkedin.com/in/victorbautista
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Are you planning to upload the app to the play store?
I'm having a hard time to open your project correctly. You do use eclipse,
do you?
I'd be glad to help with the app.

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[4gra]

I've tested the app on a Galaxy Young (GT-S6310N, the NFC-capable one) running 4.1.3, with limited success. All calls to the NfcV transceive command return null, though basic information retrieval (device ID, etc.) seem to work.

All the calls used in the app are present in API level 16 so I'm hopeful. In this case it could be a model-specific problem, noting somebody has tried similar: developer.samsung.com/forum/board/thread/view.do?boardName=General&messageId=243285 (page is interspersed with spam comments so I haven't linked explicitly).

I will try in the next few days using another Android 4.1 device and note here if I have any success.

[vicktor]

Thanks Graham!

Victor

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I've tested the app on a Galaxy Young (GT-S6310N, the NFC-capable one!)
running 4.1.3, with limited success. All calls to the android NFC API
transceive command return null, though basic information retrieval
(device ID, etc.) seem to work.

This could be a model-specific problem, noting somebody has tried similar
(page is interspersed with spam comments, so I won't link explicitly):
developer.samsung.com/forum/board/thread/view.do?boardName=General&messageId=243285
).

I will try in the next few days using another Android 4.1 device and note
here if I have any success.

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[4gra]

Finally acquired a suitable test, a Sony running Jelly Bean (4.3). Confirmed "working", which is to say I have compiled for SDK version 16 (using build tools 22.0.1) and get a few K of raw data from the sensor - confirmed by the app's UI output and phone log. I won't be able to confirm that it works on 4.1 but at this point there's no reason it shouldn't. I can confirm the Samsung GT-6310N doesn't work (as suggested by the link I posted). It also suggests the fault is present in two other Samsung devices.

So far the only BG readings the app has managed to "decode" are -33.0 or 0.0 but I'll work on that bit!
[UPDATE: reading raw BG data just fine now. I assume the fault was mine]