example/hfp_ag_demo: add an example for custom AT command #589
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Thanks for the PR. You're totally right, that most headphones will support Apple's private but well documented AT Commands for Battery & Battery Charging. I think it would be better to just add it to the HFP AG profile and report the values via new events. I'll leave this PR open until then. |
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Sorry for the delay. We have implemented support for Apple's HFP AT Command extensions. Could you check develop branch if that works for you? |
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I find almost every headphones of my own uses Apple's private AT command to report battery level and battery-charging status.
So I write a small module for adding custom AT command in hfp ag demo, and use AT+IPHONEACCEV as an example.