How to connect with my laptop ble?

Official Hardware Nano Family Nano 33 BLE
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Hi everyone,

I just curious about how to use this nano 33 ble board to connect with my laptop through bluetooth？
Actually, I 've tried many times ,but it just can't paired with my pc.

Is there anyone can help with some demos?
Thanks.

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Pairing is an optional security feature of BLE specification and no supported by the ArduinoBLE library.

With BLE you can just connect to a device without pairing.

As to PC, your issue is that BLE is not an interesting communication protocol for PCs. There are a few products that are used with PC e.g. keyboards and other HID products. But most BLE products like heart rate sensors, cycling sensors are only interesting for mobile devices e.g. smart phones. That is why you will find a lot of examples and supporting apps on iOS and Android but not on Windows.

I think it would be nice to have better support on Windows but the reality is different.

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Klaus_K:
Pairing is an optional security feature of BLE specification and no supported by the ArduinoBLE library.

With BLE you can just connect to a device without pairing.

As to PC, your issue is that BLE is not an interesting communication protocol for PCs. There are a few products that are used with PC e.g. keyboards and other HID products. But most BLE products like heart rate sensors, cycling sensors are only interesting for mobile devices e.g. smart phones. That is why you will find a lot of examples and supporting apps on iOS and Android but not on Windows.

I think it would be nice to have better support on Windows but the reality is different.

So you mean there is still no solutions for Arduino nano 33 ble to pair and connect with laptop because of compatibility problems.
But I am still finding a solution for this.
Can anyone has certain library for this board and be able to connect with it?

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jerrick:
So you mean there is still no solutions for Arduino nano 33 ble to pair and connect with laptop because of compatibility problems.

It is not a compatibility problem. Its a no one is interested to develop a solution for this and share it with the open source community. The few companies that develop BLE products for Windows create nothing that inspires the community (mouse, keyboards are nothing to write home about). All the interesting development is for mobile platforms that do not use Windows.

You can find at least 10 generic BLE apps on iOS and Android (non of them need pairing). I have not seen a single one on Windows that works.

jerrick:
But I am still finding a solution for this.

Please let us know if you do.