This is part of my problem, I’m not sure where to run commands.
I have terminus on my iPhone and can connect to hassio via ssh but I get “core-ssh” on the screen so typing anything like the above doesn’t work. Sure I need to do something obvious but don’t know what sorry
Take one sensor and your phone, go anywhere as far as possible from other BT devices, like speaker or whatever, and turn on the BT of the phone. Search for devices and pair the phone with the sensor. Go back to the BT page where all devices ae listed and long press the sensor. There should be the MAC.
After writing it down, delete the pairing on the phone, get the next sensor and start again.
I have done his with a few BTLe devices, in my case the Aqara Humidity/Temp sensors with display. In my case the garage is the place to go. I start BT on the phone and scan for devices. And it almost directly shows up and asks to connect. That’s it. Afterwards I can select it in the list of paired devices and can show the MAC.
Tried being right next to it with my phone (iPhone) it won’t find it when just scanning for Bluetooth but my phone will connect to it using the app to get data.
The plant sensor is now next to my pi and a restart still shows “no Bluetooth le devices to track”
From a bit more reading seems Mac addresses are not visible on iOS and uuid are not available on Android. And HA is failing me at the moment in finding the device. Anyway in hassio to check bluetooth is working?
Borrowed an Android device, downloaded a BLE scanner and got the MAC address.
Just to confirm though, HA could not pick the device up using BLE tracker. Bluetooth is working though on the PI as I added the normal tracker and with my phone in search mode it found it, so assume BLE trackers only find things that are actively seeking a pair.
IOS software does not show mac address, either in paired bluetooth devices screen or using any app that exists. IOS shows UUID, Android apps show MAC address so I now have the MAC address at least.