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Document Lovense Solace Pro Protocol #32

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denialtek opened this issue Aug 20, 2024 · 1 comment
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Document Lovense Solace Pro Protocol #32

denialtek opened this issue Aug 20, 2024 · 1 comment

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BLE Name: LVS-B12
Service: 42410001-0023-4bd4-bbd5-a6920e4c5653
Characteristic: 42410002-0023-4bd4-bbd5-a6920e4c5653
Lovense Identifier Code: BA

Speed

0x4c = L
0x56 = V
0x53 = S
0x3a = :
0-20 = speed
0-20 = bottom of stroke range
0-20 = top of stroke range
0x3b = ;

Note that the usual Vibrate:20; command also works for just controlling the speed.

Move to Position

FSetSite:100;
(where the number can be 0-100)

I didn't find a command that also controls how fast the toy moves to the given position.

Other

SetStroke:0: 100,ss; - Not sure what this does. It didn't appear to actually affect the stroke range of the speed or position commands

@denialtek denialtek changed the title Document Lovense Solace Pro Document Lovense Solace Pro Protocol Aug 20, 2024
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qdot commented Oct 13, 2024

Quick update on this, mostly procedural:

Lovense spams the device with FSetSite:xx; calls when they do their real time updates from the app (i.e. touch tracking). They send the command at 10hz, and it does... ok enough. For the Buttplug linearcmd implementation, I just did the exact same thing, calculating distance to move at 100ms intervals. For moves of under about 1.2s for the full device, things actually stay surprisingly smooth. Above ~1.2s, it does start to get a bit choppy, but unlike some other devices, it does at least try to move as slowly as possible, versus just not going anywhere.

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