OutOfBandPairingRequest.Builder

Kotlin |Java

public static final class OutOfBandPairingRequest.Builder
extends Object

java.lang.Object
↳	android.companion.OutOfBandPairingRequest.Builder

A builder for creating OutOfBandPairingRequest.

Summary

Public constructors
`Builder()`

Public methods
`OutOfBandPairingRequest`	`build()` Builds the `OutOfBandPairingRequest` object.
`OutOfBandPairingRequest.Builder`	`setBluetoothLe(boolean bluetoothLe)` Sets whether Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) out-of-band (OOB) pairing is requested.

From class


        
          java.lang.Object

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Added in version 37.2

public Builder ()

Added in version 37.2

public OutOfBandPairingRequest build ()

Returns
`OutOfBandPairingRequest`	This value cannot be `null`.

Added in version 37.2

public OutOfBandPairingRequest.Builder setBluetoothLe (boolean bluetoothLe)

Sets whether Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) out-of-band (OOB) pairing is requested.

Important requirements for Bluetooth LE OOB pairing:

Transport & Connection: Bluetooth OOB pairing via CompanionDeviceManager operates exclusively over Bluetooth Low Energy (LE). The remote device must be an LE device, and an active LE connection (e.g., an L2CAP LE data channel) must already be established between the two devices prior to requesting OOB pairing.
Device Address Registration: Because LE devices frequently rotate their air addresses (Resolvable Private Addresses), you must explicitly register the remote device's active LE MAC address using CompanionDeviceManager.createAndSetDeviceId before starting Bluetooth OOB pairing. CompanionDeviceManager relies on the registered DeviceId MAC address to target the correct underlying radio link during the cryptographic OOB pairing handshake.

Parameters
`bluetoothLe`	`boolean`: `true` to request Bluetooth LE out-of-band pairing, `false` otherwise.

Returns
`OutOfBandPairingRequest.Builder`	this builder instance. This value cannot be `null`.