16-08-2024 06:43 AM
I'm developing a speaker with both Classic Bluetooth and LE Audio functionality, which does not support calls.
We have removed the Hands Free Profile, Call Control Profile, and the Conversation source context. After connecting to a Samsung S23 phone through Classic Bluetooth, it shows "Connected for audio," but when switching the device to LE Audio, it still shows "Connected for calls and audio."
Although calls are not routed through LE Audio during a conversation but rather through the phone's microphone and speaker, the Bluetooth interface message is confusing. I would like to ask, for LE Audio devices, how does the phone determine whether the device supports calls?
16-08-2024 08:55 PM
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