Laser meters currently supported by BLE-Linker

BLE-Linker works with a small set of professional Bluetooth laser distance meters. Each model has its own internal profile so that the software can correctly interpret the distance packets and turn them into numbers sent to the field that has focus – on Windows or on Android.

Profiles only – no generic BLE mode Distances only, one shot at a time Same behavior on Windows and Android

Leica DISTO D1 laser distance meter
Leica DISTO D1
Leica Geosystems – Bluetooth laser distance meter

Compact and simple, the DISTO D1 is ideal for quick room measurements. With BLE-Linker, each shot becomes one distance value that is formatted and “typed” into the focused field of your worksheet, form or note – whether you run on Windows or Android.

BLE profile implemented Windows & Android editions supported
Hilti PD-I laser distance meter
Hilti PD-I
Hilti – Professional construction telemeter

The PD-I is a robust device often used on construction sites. BLE-Linker listens to the distance packets it broadcasts over Bluetooth and injects the numeric values where your cursor is: Excel, an internal app, a web form or a simple text field.

BLE profile implemented Focused-field injection
Bosch 165 Bluetooth laser distance meter
Bosch GLM 165 (BLE)
Bosch – Compact BLE laser meter

A popular choice in the Bosch range. With BLE-Linker, the GLM 165 sends its distances over BLE, one shot at a time. Each distance is decoded, formatted and sent to whatever field currently has focus in your workflow.

BLE profile implemented Stable numeric decoding
Bosch 400 Bluetooth laser distance meter
Bosch GLM 400 (BLE)
Bosch – Advanced BLE laser meter

The GLM 400 offers extended features on the device itself. For BLE-Linker, what matters is its ability to send accurate distances. Those individual readings are captured and forwarded to the active field, just like a very precise keyboard.

BLE profile implemented Windows & Android editions supported

What “compatible” means in BLE-Linker

Profile-based, not “generic BLE sniffing”

BLE-Linker does not try random Bluetooth characteristics. Each supported model is integrated with a dedicated profile that defines:

  • Which BLE service and characteristic carry the distance value.
  • How the bytes must be decoded and scaled to obtain the correct distance.
  • How to detect that a packet is a measurement event.

If your device is not listed on this page, BLE-Linker will not be able to talk to it correctly until a specific profile is created and tested for that model.

Distances only, never area or volume

Even when the laser meter can compute area or volume on its own screen, the Bluetooth packets used by BLE-Linker only contain basic distance values. Those distances are:

  • Captured one by one as you shoot.
  • Formatted according to your decimal and unit settings.
  • Sent into the focused field on Windows or Android.

Any area, volume or higher-level calculation stays under your control inside Excel or your own applications.

Considering another model?

If you use a different professional BLE laser meter and would like it to appear here, it needs its own profile. That integration requires:

Once a model is profiled and validated, it can be added to this page and becomes officially compatible with both the Windows and Android editions of BLE-Linker.