Bluetooth Control APK
A Microproject Report Submitted for the Diploma in Computer Engineering
Submitted by: Abhishek
Guided by: [Instructor Name]
Certificate
This is to certify that the project report entitled 'Bluetooth Control APK' is a microproject
submitted by Abhishek in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Diploma in
Computer Engineering.
Date: __/__/____
Instructor Signature: ________________
Acknowledgment
I would like to express my gratitude to my instructor and my institution for their valuable
guidance and support throughout this microproject. I am also thankful to my classmates for
their continuous encouragement.
1. Introduction
Bluetooth is a widely used technology for wireless communication between devices. This
project aims to develop an Android application that can control the Bluetooth functionality
of a device, allowing users to turn it on and off directly from the app.
2. Project Scope & Objectives
The primary objective of this project is to create an application that provides a simple and
user-friendly interface for controlling Bluetooth functionality. The scope includes:
- Enabling and disabling Bluetooth via the app
- Ensuring compatibility with Android 12+
- Implementing necessary permissions for security
3. Technology Used
The following technologies are used in this project:
- Java (Android Development)
- Android Studio (IDE)
- XML (User Interface Design)
4. System Requirements
The application requires the following system specifications:
- Android 12+ compatibility
- Bluetooth-supported device
- Android Studio for development
5. System Design
The system design consists of a simple UI with buttons to turn Bluetooth on and off. The
logic for enabling/disabling Bluetooth is implemented using the BluetoothAdapter API.
6. Implementation Details
The implementation involves:
- Requesting necessary permissions
- Handling BluetoothAdapter API calls
- Managing UI interactions
7. Source Code Explanation
The source code includes a MainActivity.java file that manages Bluetooth operations and an
AndroidManifest.xml file that defines required permissions.
8. Permissions & Security Considerations
Since Android 12+ requires additional permissions, the application explicitly requests
android.permission.BLUETOOTH_CONNECT and android.permission.BLUETOOTH_SCAN.
9. Challenges Faced & Solutions
One major challenge was ensuring Bluetooth control without redirecting to settings. This
was handled by correctly implementing permissions and API calls.
10. Testing & Debugging
The app was tested on multiple devices running Android 12+ to verify its functionality and
stability. Common issues such as permission errors were resolved.
11. Future Scope & Improvements
Future improvements can include:
- Automating Bluetooth control based on predefined conditions
- Adding a feature to connect to specific Bluetooth devices
12. Conclusion
The Bluetooth Control APK successfully demonstrates the ability to manage Bluetooth
operations via an Android application. The project highlights key concepts in Android
development and API permissions.
13. References
- Android Developers Documentation (developer.android.com)
- Java & Android Programming Books
