Dear Karl,
Do you still use this device? Lenovo S8312 Livetab, Android 4.4.4, Bluetooth 4.0.
"two brick simultaneously not function" Can you give us more details about this problem?
Our developers will look after your problem as soon as possible.
Thanks for the report.
Tamas.
Hello Guys,
Really sorry for the late reply and the big delay, but our new application finally relased!
You can download it from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vengit.sbrick
Wiki for the new App: https://social.sbrick.com/wiki/view/pageId/36/slug/the-app
Please try it and share with us your experiences.
Thanks,
Tamas
[blockquote]Tamas Misik said:
Thanks Peer for the update :)
More details soon.
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if it doesnt work i want a refund.
I hope that we see a new beta version of app very soon, at least, ex. "sbrick_beta2.apk"
Sbrick_beta.apk is working, but very unstable, connection is lose very often...
[blockquote]Tamas Misik said:
Thanks Peer for the update :)
More details soon.
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Very interesting!
Didn't you tell us something similar on "November 20, 2015 4:33 PM CET"?
Since days I try to perform a firmware update with "Simple control" to firmware version 4.8. the connection allways crashes about 6400 bytes. I have tryed it a hundret times.
I have the latest version app. sbrick run with firmware 4.3. Have a Sony Z1 Compact. Android version 5.1.1. Hy guys, what's the problem?
Christoph
Thanks Peer for the update :)
More details soon.
[/blockquote] Hay Tamas, I hope for you, me and the other yousers That this update works well. The simple control app does'nt works on my galaxy a5. Succes and don't make us cry 
Mornin'.
I noticed you folks updated the "Sbrick Simple" app. Whatever you did must've been an improvement, because I can use it now to control the Sbrick. It still won't update the firmware, though. And the regular Sbrick app hasn't improved yet, either. But hey, baby steps.
[blockquote]Szymon Z said:
I need to buy BLE phone because I don't have one. Is there any list of phones which are working always correctly with sbrick android app? Also list with phones which I should not buy because app is very unstable on it?
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Dont buy the Galaxy A5
[blockquote]Szymon Z said:
I need to buy BLE phone because I don't have one. Is there any list of phones which are working always correctly with sbrick android app? Also list with phones which I should not buy because app is very unstable on it?
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I don't think you'll find an Android Phone that garantees 100% correct operations with the SBrick: that's all the trouble we have.
I have a Sony Xperia Aqua M4, and it works very correctly with app v1.6.1. It's an affordable phone, so it's a choice to be considered.
For a complete overview, there's a table on the SBrick's wiki that lists the compatible devices : I can't retrieve the link right now, but you will sure find it in somewhere in this thread.
Marc
I suppose that application lose control with bluetooth module and cannot return back this control again.
Application must checking periodically a wireless connection and automatically re-initialize a bluetooth module when connection is lose.
Maybe in first time - add a button to menu, for example, "reset bluetooth"?
I want that Sbrick is working properly. Why I bought it? To send back to seller? No, sure.
What can I do? To testing a some other beta-version of app? I don't mind (sorry for bad english)
Hi all! A recently times ago I bought a Sbrick controller (to Christmas, a week before).
I have a chinese minipad Tesla Gravity 7.0 OCTA (Chuwi VX3)
Technical specifications of device:
- screen size: 7", 1920x1200
- processor: MTK6592, 1664 Mhz, 8 cores
- graphics: Mali-450
- memory: 16GB flash, 2GB ram
- peripherals: all needed to modern pads (BT 4.0, WiFi, 2cams etc)
- installed OS: Android 4.4.2 KitKat
I hope that's all needed information about my pad. These pad is meet all requirements.
I have install a Sbrick application from Android Play Market. BUT! Application does not work properly - where attempts to connect with SBrick. There is a sequence of my steps. Before these steps I've switch off an SBrick receiver and reboot a pad.
1. I switch on an SBrick device. LED is light on.
2. I run an Sbrick via red icon "S". SBrick application is rinning.
3. Main menu appears (LOGIN, Home, My Creations, Market, Manage Bricks)
4. I choose a "Manage Bricks". Via some seconds my device appears to string later, I see an address of device (00:07:80:2E:3F:A4)
5. I Click to this string... That's ALL! SBrick application aborted with error message "An error encountered in SBrick application".
And no more... I contact with seller, he is recommended to read this forum. I read this forum and find a new version of SBrick application, see few post before, "sbrick_beta.apk". I've download this app and install to my pad. This application appears more stable behaviour.
Step 4. I choose a "SBricks" in main menu. My SBrick appears in list.
5. I choose my SBrick. A new window open, where I can to variate all ports, swith LED. All works. BUT! That's ALL! No more does not works. After close this window, or where I choose any creation - SBrick does not work. Ever if I go to "Sbrick" again, I can't force Sbrick ever to blink their LED. SBrick does not answer.
After this instance I have not control with SBrick anymore. BUT. If I reboot a pad, then I can to run a "sbrick_beta" application and go to testing SBrick as described before on 5 step. Only ONE time after rebooting. Do you have to control a Sbrick one more time - you need to reboot a pad. Very idiotical rule.
I suppose that application loses control with a bluetooth module. After this application does not reconnect, does not reinitialize a wireless module. Application remains in pad's memory - until pad is rebooted. I hope that I give a some direction to find a bug.
Application is a very, very unstable, unfinished and buggy. When we see a NEW version of application?
SBrick is an useless can without appropriate application!
When are we going to get news about the android app like a roadmap?
Hi Ronald,
SBrick uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), that is supported only on Android since version 4.3. (See http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/connectivity/bluetooth-le.html). So I'm afraid you'll have to get another device if you phone can't get updated to 4.3 or better :(
[blockquote]Ronald Vallenduuk said:
Hi guys,
I ordered my Sbrick on black Friday and I'm trying to get started now. My phone is HTC that's on Android 4.1.2 and is refusing to install system updates to get it to 4.3 or 4.4. Does that mean I'm buggered until I fix or replace my phone or is there a version that works on Android 4.1?
By the way, nice to see some familiar faces here (hi Philo, Mahjqa ;- )
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Hi!
Now we are fixing the issues that reported here. Good news is that the new release will work with 4.3. Of ocurse you also need an android device that supports Bluetoot 4.0 Smart by the hardware.
We can't support earlier versions because the support for Bluetooth 4.0 introduced in Android 4.3.