Lovense
Hardware verifiedMax
- Firmware
- 223
- Test platform
- macOS
Checked against a live Lovense Max on firmware 223, using bleak on macOS.
Connected toy / PROTOCOL LIBRARY
Lovense
1 indexed model · 1 hardware verified
A reusable library for Lovense discovery, command construction, replies, and paced communication.
Hardware verified on 1 modelCatalog from openble · Updated · Source 13d75ea
ONE PROTOCOL, MANY DEVICES
Devices using this protocol
Verification is specific to a model and the functions described below. Documented models still need a compatibility check.
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| Capability | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Device information | Read | Device type, firmware, battery, and capabilities. |
| Vibration | Control | Vibrate and LVS commands on the tested Max. |
| Channel selection | Available | Choose the device’s TX and RX characteristics. |
| Other commands | Varies | Documented commands are not all supported by every model. |
What we’ve checked
Checked against a live Lovense Max on firmware 223, using bleak on macOS.
Known limits
The tested Max returns an unknown-command reply for Mply and binary 0xAA frames. The library is not integrated into a hub.
Start with the library
Use ToyLink with your own transport. Stop any active output before disconnecting.
TERMINAL
pip install openble-lovenseA small example
PYTHON
from openble.lovense import commands
command = commands.vibrate(10)
print(command) # b'Vibrate:10;'Known issues & findings
No linked open issues in this catalog update.
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