TrillBit SDK
  • Introduction
  • technological overview
    • In this release
    • Use cases
    • Quick links
  • features
    • Payloads and Datarates
    • Protocols
    • Configurations
    • Distances
    • Platforms supported
  • demo applications
    • TrillPlay
      • Specifications
    • TrillIoT
    • Knowles SmartMic
  • Knowles smartmic support
    • Trill SDK for Knowles
      • Requirements
      • Setup Guide
        • Licensing and Setting up Trillbit Host library
        • Authentication of the Trillbit IA61x algorithm
        • Sending Data to the SmartMic
      • Trillbit SDK Methods
      • Troubleshooting
  • android support
    • Trill SDK for Android
      • SDK Requirements
      • Setup Guide
        • Licensing credentials
        • Getting started
        • Integrating the SDK
          • Declare your app's audio permissions
          • Import SDK
          • Declare Trill SDK Callback
          • License and Initialise your Trill SDK
      • Methods and Callbacks
        • Sender methods
        • Receiver methods
        • Callbacks
      • Reducing application size
      • Troubleshooting
        • Error codes
  • ios support
    • Trill SDK for iOS
      • SDK Requirements
      • Setup Guide
        • Licensing Trill SDK
        • Getting started
      • Methods and Callbacks
        • Trill SDK Methods
        • Trill SDK Callbacks and delegates
      • Troubleshooting
  • esp 32 support
    • Trill SDK for ESP-32
      • Requirements
      • Platforms supported
      • Setup Guide
        • Licensing and Setting up Trillbit library
        • Sending data to the ESP32 device
      • Methods and Callbacks
      • Troubleshooting
  • embedded linux
    • Trill SDK for Embedded linux
      • Requirements
      • Architectures supported
      • Demo applications
      • Setup Guide
        • Licensing your Trill SDK
        • Compiling example binaries
        • Instantiate Trill SDK
        • Run the demo code
      • Methods and Callbacks
        • Trill SDK Methods
        • Callbacks
      • Troubleshooting
  • Reference
    • References
    • FAQs
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Sender methods

Using the below declared configuration, the TrillSDK would send “abcdef” for 10 times. The Sender will automatically stop when played for 10 times.

SendingConfiguration sendingConfiguration = new SendingConfiguration();
sendingConfiguration.payload = "abcdef";
sendingConfiguration.repeat_count = 10;
trillSDK.start_sending(sendingConfiguration);

Use the start_sending method to start sending data from the sender, with the configuration set previously, as shown above.

trillSDK.start_sending(sendingConfiguration);

To instruct the SDK to stop sending data , use stop_sending method:

 trillSDK.stop_sending();

PreviousMethods and CallbacksNextReceiver methods

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