org.bluez.Thermometer(5)

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🌡️ Name

okay so this is the org.bluez.Thermometer(5) page, from the Linux System Administration manual — manual name folded in right here near the top, bestie, no copied header line needed. It's the BlueZ D-Bus Health Thermometer API documentation, and it's giving very specific thermometer energy. 🌡️✨

🔌 Interface

Here's the exact lineup, no cap:

  • Service — org.bluez
  • Interface — org.bluez.Thermometer1
  • Object path — [variable prefix]/{hci0,hci1,...}/dev_XX_XX_XX_XX_XX_XX

That object path is the whole pattern, underscores and all — copy it exactly, iykyk. 🫶

✨ Properties

These are the properties, in order, with their exact types and access labels:

boolean Intermediate [readonly]

True if the thermometer supports intermediate measurement notifications. That's the read: supports them = True. slay. 💖

uint16 Interval (optional) [readwrite]

The Measurement Interval defines the time (in seconds) between measurements. This interval is not related to the intermediate measurements, and it must be defined into a valid range. Setting it to zero means that no periodic measurements will be taken. It's marked optional and readwrite, so this is the one with main-character energy. ⏱️🔥

uint16 Maximum (optional) [readonly]

Defines the maximum value allowed for the interval between periodic measurements. Optional, but readonly — look, don't touch. 🔺

uint16 Minimum (optional) [readonly]

Defines the minimum value allowed for the interval between periodic measurements. Optional and readonly, same vibe, still iconic. 🔻

💌 Author

Santiago Carot-Nemesio <sancane@gmail.com> — thanks for the API, bestie. 🫶💌

xoxo, BlueZ • July 2011 • org.bluez.Thermometer(5) 🫶💅

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