I'm developing 2 Android BLE applications. One app will serve as the peripheral role and the other app will serve as the central role. On the peripheral app, there is one encrypted characteristic with PROPERTY_WRITE and PERMISSION_WRITE_ENCRYPTED.
The central app is able to connect to the peripheral and discover its services. The first time that central attempts to write to the encrypted characteristic, the system begins the bonding process and a dialog for entering the PIN appears. After the PIN is entered correctly, the characteristic can be written to successfully. If the central disconnects from the peripheral and then attempts to reconnect, a connection is briefly established but then disconnected. The onConnectionStateChange callback is received on the peripheral with a status of STATE_CONNECTED and then immediately called again with a status of STATE_DISCONNECTED.
Unless I manually unpair the devices (from the Bluetooth settings) and then start the connection process again, the central is unable to connect to the peripheral.
I've tried this solution but it did not work for me. BLE Device Bonding Remove Automatically in Android
Both apps are running on devices with Android 5.
