Read the original article:Bluetooth HFP Support for Third-Party Device Phone Calls
Context
Developers frequently ask whether HarmonyOS supports answering phone calls through third-party Bluetooth devices and what interface capabilities are available for this functionality.
Description
HarmonyOS provides comprehensive support for handling phone calls through Bluetooth-connected third-party devices using the Hands-Free Profile (HFP). The system includes dedicated APIs and protocols that enable seamless voice interaction between HarmonyOS devices and compatible Bluetooth accessories like headsets, car audio systems, and other hands-free devices.
The HFP protocol defines standardized processes for voice interaction between devices with two distinct roles:
- AG (Audio Gateway): The audio source device responsible for audio transmission, contact information sending, and call control
- HF (Hands-Free): The audio receiving/output device that handles user operations
Solution / Approach
1. Verify Device HFP Protocol Support
First, confirm that the target device supports the HFP protocol. Use the hfp.createHfpAgProfile method to create a HandsFreeAudioGatewayProfile instance and connect to the corresponding profile.
2. Implementation Steps
The Bluetooth development process follows these stages:
- Device discovery
- Device pairing and connection
- Data connection and transmission
3. Code Implementation
import { connection, hfp, baseProfile, constant } from '@kit.ConnectivityKit';
import { BusinessError } from '@kit.BasicServicesKit';
export class PairDeviceManager {
device: string = '';
pairState: connection.BondState = connection.BondState.BOND_STATE_INVALID;
hfpAg = hfp.createHfpAgProfile();
// Define pairing state change callback function
onBondStateEvent = (data: connection.BondStateParam) => {
if (data && data.deviceId == this.device) {
this.pairState = data.state; // Save target device pairing state
}
};
// Initiate pairing, device address can be obtained through device discovery process
public startPair(device: string) {
this.device = device;
try {
// Subscribe to pairing state change events
connection.on('bondStateChange', this.onBondStateEvent);
} catch (err) {
console.error('bondStateChange errCode: ' + (err as BusinessError).code + ', errMessage: ' + (err as BusinessError).message);
}
try {
// Initiate pairing
connection.pairDevice(device).then(() => {
console.info('pairDevice');
}, (error: BusinessError) => {
console.error('pairDevice: errCode:' + error.code + ',errMessage' + error.message);
});
} catch (err) {
console.error('startPair: errCode:' + err.code + ',errMessage' + err.message);
}
}
// Define HFP connection state change callback function
onHfpConnectStateChange = (data: baseProfile.StateChangeParam) => {
// Handle HFP connection state changes
};
// Initiate connection
public async connect(device: string) {
try {
let uuids = await connection.getRemoteProfileUuids(device);
let allowedProfiles = 0;
if (uuids.some(uuid => uuid == constant.ProfileUuids.PROFILE_UUID_HFP_HF.toLowerCase())) {
console.info('device supports hfp');
allowedProfiles++;
this.hfpAg.on('connectionStateChange', this.onHfpConnectStateChange);
}
if (allowedProfiles > 0) { // If available profiles exist, initiate connection
connection.connectAllowedProfiles(device).then(() => {
console.info('connectAllowedProfiles');
}, (error: BusinessError) => {
console.error('errCode:' + error.code + ',errMessage' + error.message);
});
}
} catch (err) {
console.error('errCode:' + err.code + ',errMessage' + err.message);
}
}
}
let pairDeviceManager = new PairDeviceManager();
export default pairDeviceManager as PairDeviceManager;
Key Takeaways
- HarmonyOS fully supports Bluetooth HFP protocol for third-party device phone call handling
- The HFP module provides comprehensive APIs for Bluetooth call interface access
- Device compatibility verification is essential before establishing HFP connections
- Proper error handling and state management are crucial for reliable Bluetooth communication
- The implementation requires following the standard Bluetooth development workflow: discovery, pairing, and connection
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