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 Peer device supports services as server role.
The output of command “LC” follows format below:
 The first line is primary service uuid
 The second line starts with two spaces and then follows the characteristic uuid,
handle and characteristic property.
 The property for characteristic value follows definition in table 1. Property for
characteristic value must have bit 4 and bit 5 cleared (no notification or
indication), while property for characteristic configuration must have either bit
4 or bit 5 set.
Figure 2 shows Battery service output. 0x180F is UUID for Battery Service. The
second line shows that Battery Level UUID 0x2A19, its handle 0x001A and property
0x02 (Readable, a value handle, see Table 1,). The third line shows Battery Level
UUID 0x2A19, its handle 0x001B and property 0x10 (Nodify, a configuration
handle).
Figure 2: Listing Client Service and Characteristics
180F
2A19,001A,02
2A19,001B,10
When command “LC” has no parameter, it displays all client services along with
their characteristics. Command “LC” could optionally take one or two parameters. If
one parameter is given to command “LC”, it must be UUID of client service. Then
only the client service with given UUID and all its characteristics are displayed. If
two parameters are given to command “LC”, the first parameter is the UUID of client
service and the second parameter is UUID of its characteristic. Then only the
characteristic with given UUID in the client service of given UUID are displayed.
Example: LC // Display all client services
3.3.3.3 LS
Command “LS” list the server services and their characteristics.
The output format of command “LS” is very similar to that of command “LC” as
follows:
 The first line is primary service uuid
 The second line starts with two spaces and then follows the characteristic uuid,
handle and letter “V” or “C” to indicate value handle or configuration handle
respectively.