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3.4 Examples
The example below shows how to implement the service which needs to be included in Generic Access (GAP)
every Smart device. Bluetooth
GAP Service
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<configuration>
<service uuid="1800">
<description>Generic Access Profile</description>
<characteristic uuid="2a00">
<properties read="true" const="true" />
<value>BT121 Bluetooth Smart Ready Module</value>
</characteristic>
<characteristic uuid="2a01">
<properties read="true" const="true" />
<value>0000</value>
</characteristic>
</service>
</configuration>
GAP service has 16-bit UUID 1800. In this example the service UUID is not included in the advertisement
packet payload.
<description>Generic Access Profile</description> is simply used as a comment to identify the service
name and type.
The GAP service implements two mandatory GAP service characteristics: (device name) and UUID 2a00
(appearance).UUID 2a01
Both characteristics have property, so they can be read over a connection.read Bluetooth
Both characteristics are marked , so the values are constant and cannot be changed by the const
application, but are permanently stored in the flash memory.
The value of the device name characteristic is: "BT121 Bluetooth Smart Ready Module".
The value of the appearance characteristic is: "0000"