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    Re: Inquiry Regarding Bluetooth Connection for the 24-inch Model

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    NAME 최고관리자
    COMMENT 1 HIT 17,096 DATE 24-11-21 09:49

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    This post has been automatically translated.
    The wireless dongle chipsets supported by SMT are as follows: RTL8812AU

    > USB 3.0 / Supports Wi-Fi 1200 Mbps / No separate software update required
    RTL8821CU > USB 2.0 / Supports Wi-Fi 600 Mbps and Bluetooth 4.2 / Requires an OS update for use The two chipsets listed

    above are compatible with the SMT24 and can also be used with a USB hub.

    Wireless dongle products using other chipsets have not been tested. >

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    Hello, I am currently using the 24-inch model. >
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    Based on previous responses to inquiries, I understand that it is possible to use the device by connecting a Bluetooth dongle. >
    Reference: https://www.gunpower.com/bbs/board.php?bo_table=email≀_id=7&sfl;=wr_subject%7C%7Cwr_content&stx;=%EB%B8%94%EB%A3%A8&sop;=and
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    Based on my testing so far,
    > when I connect a USB 3.0 hub to Port A on the main unit, the hub itself is recognized normally,
    > - When I connect a USB wireless keyboard and mouse receiver from the main unit to the hub, the wireless keyboard and mouse work properly.
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    When I connect a Bluetooth dongle to the same hub, the dongle powers on,
    butwhen I try to turn on Bluetooth in the Android settings, it briefly loads while in the “on” state,
    then immediately switches back to “off.”
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    This raises two questions:
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    1. Should I avoid connecting the Bluetooth dongle to the hub and instead connect it directly to the main unit for it to be recognized properly?
    > 2. But even if the Bluetooth dongle is recognized when connected directly, there’s only one USB port—how can I turn on Bluetooth and configure additional settings
    ? Since there’s only one USB port, I don’t know how to connect other input devices...;;; >
    > >

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    Auto-translated I have an additional question. I think someone from the development team will need to check this and get back to me... First
    , I connected a low-version (4.2) Bluetooth dongle and confirmed that it was recognized properly.
    While other devices connect just fine... the programmable mini keyboard—which is the very reason I wanted to use Bluetooth here—simply
    won’t be recognized by the electronic target. Devices using other Bluetooth standards are recognized as long as the version matches...

    Based on some additional digging I did, it seems that the mini keyboard I have only supports the HID protocol, and I’ve seen reports that some
    older versions of Android don’t support HID...

    In this case, is it possible to enable HID support by adding the HID profile to the Electronic Target OS or by installing a separate APK?