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Normally this will be '1' (random), which means that the module uses a 48-bit address that was randomly generated

during the manufacturing process and written to the die by the manufacturer.

Random does not mean that the device address is randomly generated every time, only that a one-time random

number is used.

Codebase Revision: 0.3.0

Parameters: None

Output: The address type, which can be one of the following values:

0 = public

1 = random

AT+BLEGETADDRTYPE

AT+BLEGETADDR

Gets the 48-bit BLE device address.

Codebase Revision: 0.3.0

Parameters: None

Output: The 48-bit BLE device address in the following format: 'AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF'

AT+BLEGETADDR

E4:C6:C7:31:95:11

AT+BLEGETPEERADDR

Gets the 48-bit address of the peer (central) device we are connected to.

Codebase Revision: 0.6.5

Parameters: None

Output: The 48-bit address of the connected central device in hex format. The command will return ERROR if we are

not connected to a central device.

Please note that the address returned by the central device is almost always a random value that will change

over time, and this value should generally not be trusted. This command is provided for certain edge cases,

but is not useful in most day to day scenarios.

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