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A script to re-pair with a bluetooth audio receiver, when it's been paired to another device. I use this, to pair/auto-connect on boot.
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#!/usr/bin/expect -f | |
# Runs bluetoothctl and attempts to connect with bluetooth device | |
# If connection fails, tries to unpair, pair and then connect again | |
# My specific device apparently can't be paired to multiple hosts, so it needs this | |
# Change this to whatever your device's bluetooth ID is | |
set ID "BC:FD:5B:00:14:28" | |
spawn "bluetoothctl" | |
expect "# " | |
send "power on\n" | |
expect "# " | |
send "trust $ID\n" | |
expect "# " | |
send "connect $ID\n" | |
expect { | |
"Failed to connect: org.bluez.Error.Failed" { | |
send "remove $ID\n" | |
expect "[NEW] Device $ID" | |
send "pair $ID\n" | |
expect "Pairing succesful" | |
send "connect $ID\n" | |
} | |
} | |
expect "Connection successful" | |
expect "# " | |
send "quit\n" | |
expect eof | |
exit |
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