Changing Characteristics and Services for BLE
parporn1 2016-06-16 23:21:28 3878 Views2 Replies Hi,
I am modifying the source code for an iOS app (with Xcode) that connects to sensors via BLE. The app searches for a peripheral with a specific set of services and characteristics. How do I change the services and characteristics of my Bluno Beetle (version 1.93) from the default ones? I used the app LightBlue to see that there are currently 2 characteristics on the Bluno Beetle, with UUIDs DFB1 and DFB2- both of these can read, write, and notify. My current service UUID is DFB0. I would like to customize these so that I can connect the Beetle to the app.
This is my first time working with BLE and iOS app development, so any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
I am modifying the source code for an iOS app (with Xcode) that connects to sensors via BLE. The app searches for a peripheral with a specific set of services and characteristics. How do I change the services and characteristics of my Bluno Beetle (version 1.93) from the default ones? I used the app LightBlue to see that there are currently 2 characteristics on the Bluno Beetle, with UUIDs DFB1 and DFB2- both of these can read, write, and notify. My current service UUID is DFB0. I would like to customize these so that I can connect the Beetle to the app.
This is my first time working with BLE and iOS app development, so any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
2016-06-21 03:01:44 Hi Celine,
Do you mean these 12 pins?
Do you mean these 12 pins?
If so, yes, you can do it by the CC debugger, i bet you know it, lol
Actually, we have the guide how to do that here.https://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php?t ... service%3F (could be found in Bluno FAQ, Q5)
Leff 2016-06-17 20:30:55 Thank you for your response!
I noticed that on the Beetle board, there are 12 small pins on the back of it, possibly a way to reprogram the Bluetooth chip. Someone in my lab suggested that I look into this. Would it be possible to connect to the CC2540 chip on the board? If so, how would I go about doing it? If not, then would a way to do this be released in an updated version of the firmware?
Thanks,
Celine parporn1
I noticed that on the Beetle board, there are 12 small pins on the back of it, possibly a way to reprogram the Bluetooth chip. Someone in my lab suggested that I look into this. Would it be possible to connect to the CC2540 chip on the board? If so, how would I go about doing it? If not, then would a way to do this be released in an updated version of the firmware?
Thanks,
Celine
parporn1 