Pokit Bluetooth API

Undocumented Services

Pokit Meter and Pokit Pro both include the following service(s) with no official documentation to match:

1d14d6ee-fd63-4fa1-bfa4-8f47b42119f0 - appears to be a Silicon Labs (formerly BlueGiga) OTA Service for updating firmware, which would make sense.

Additionally, the Pokit Meter includes the following undocumented service:

QtPokit requires Qt's support Bluetooth Low Energy, in Central mode.

Qt	Supported	Notes
5.0	No	Qt BLE API was not added until v5.4.
5.1	No	Qt BLE API was not added until v5.4.
5.2	No	Qt BLE API was not added until v5.4.
5.3	No	Qt BLE API was not added until v5.4.
5.4	Probably
5.5	Probably
5.6	Probably
5.7	Probably
5.8	Probably
5.9	Probably
5.10	Probably
5.11	Probably
5.12	Probably
5.13	Probably
5.14	Probably
5.15	Yes
6.0	No	Bluetooth module ported to Qt6 in v6.2.
6.1	No	Bluetooth module ported to Qt6 in v6.2.
6.2	Yes
6.3	Yes

In summary (of the below table), for building QtPokit:

CMake 2.8.9 through to pre-3.0 should be possible, but the effort and resulting complexity is high enough to not be worth it.
any CMake 3.x should be fine, except:
CMake 3.12+ is needed for the full set of unit tests.

Version	Dependency
2.8.9	Qt 5.1+
2.8.11	`target_include_directories`
2.8.11	Has `-fPIC` issues with Qt.
2.8.12	`add_compile_options`
2.8.12	Has compile isssues with Qt.
3.0	`VERSION` option of the `project()` command.
3.1	Qt 5.11+
	`target_sources` command.
3.12	Object Libraries for sharing binary objects between the console app and unit tests.
3.13	`-B` CLI option (handy, but not essential).
3.16	Qt6.x shared
3.18	Not actually a requirement, but this is the minimum version that's regularly tested.
3.21	Qt6.x static