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Any valid alpha-numeric character can be sent, and the following escape sequences are also supported:

\r - Carriage Return

\n - Line Feed

\b - Backspace

\t - Tab

\\ - Backslash

As of version 0.6.7 you can also use the following escape code when sending a single character

('AT+BLEKEYBOARD=?' has another meaning for the AT parser):

\? - Question mark

Codebase Revision: 0.5.0

Parameters: The text string (optionally including escape characters) to transmit

Output: None

# Send a URI with a new line ending to execute in Chrome, etc.

AT+BLEKEYBOARD=http://www.adafruit.com\r\n

# Send a single question mark (special use case, 0.6.7+)

AT+BLEKEYBOARD=\?

AT+BLEKEYBOARDCODE

Sends a raw hex sequence of USB HID keycodes to the BLE keyboard interface including key modifiers and up to six

alpha-numeric characters.

This command accepts the following string-encoded byte array payload, matching the way HID over GATT sends

keyboard data:

Byte 0: Modifier

Byte 1: Reserved (should always be 00)

Bytes 2..7: Hexadecimal value(s) corresponding to the HID keys (if no character is used you can enter '00' or

leave trailing characters empty)

After a keycode sequence is sent with the AT+BLEKEYBOARDCODE command, you must send a second

AT+BLEKEYBOARDCODE command with at least two 00 characters to indicate the keys were released!

Modifier Values

The modifier byte can have one or more of the following bits set:

Bit 0 (0x01): Left Control

Bit 1 (0x02): Left Shift

Bit 2 (0x04): Left Alt

Bit 3 (0x08): Left Window

Bit 4 (0x10): Right Control