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Hi,
We are using Wiced 6.6 for one of our BLE based application. I am planning to implement new Custom GATT services and characteristics. There are several APIs are defined in wiced_bt_gatt.h using which GATT services and characteristics can be defined.
Some of them are PRIMARY_SERVICE_UUID16, CHARACTERISTIC_UUID16, CHARACTERISTIC_UUID128_WRITABLE, CHAR_DESCRIPTOR_UUID16….
I am looking for Application notes or user guide where description and details of these APIs are captured.
Thanks,
Lokraj
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Dear @Lokraj ,
I have working on this query recently.
I know you are using Wiced 6.6, but I wanted to know have you installed ModusToolbox™ (MTB) also ?
In MTB, you can navigate to section Documentation to find "Bluetooth Host Stack Library: Overview".
You can find APIs of BLE GATT profile in that documentation.
For me, I use MTB in VSCode, here is the screen shot "Bluetooth Host Stack Library Overview" in the VSCode (under Documentation):
You may also try the MTB to feel the flavor. Some basic references are in:
https://github.com/Infineon/training-modustoolbox-level1-getting-started
https://github.com/Infineon/training-modustoolbox-level2-psoc
https://github.com/Infineon/training-modustoolbox-level3-bluetooth
If you still have any doubt(s), please kindly asking again.
Or if you have different topic(s), you may also create new thread.
Best regards,
Muhammad Nanda
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Hello @Lokraj
Can you please let us know which device you are using?
If any combo device we recommend you to move to MTB IDE or STM connectivity package.
Regards,
Anjana
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Hi Anjana,
We are using Cypress CYW4343W Soc. I recently learned that complete MTB support for CYW43XXXX is not available at present. The MTB is still under development for CYW43XX.
However, I would like to know is there any documentation available for APIs of BLE GATT profile. If yes, could you please share the same/ Share path.
Thanks,
Lokraj
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Dear @Lokraj ,
I have working on this query recently.
I know you are using Wiced 6.6, but I wanted to know have you installed ModusToolbox™ (MTB) also ?
In MTB, you can navigate to section Documentation to find "Bluetooth Host Stack Library: Overview".
You can find APIs of BLE GATT profile in that documentation.
For me, I use MTB in VSCode, here is the screen shot "Bluetooth Host Stack Library Overview" in the VSCode (under Documentation):
You may also try the MTB to feel the flavor. Some basic references are in:
https://github.com/Infineon/training-modustoolbox-level1-getting-started
https://github.com/Infineon/training-modustoolbox-level2-psoc
https://github.com/Infineon/training-modustoolbox-level3-bluetooth
If you still have any doubt(s), please kindly asking again.
Or if you have different topic(s), you may also create new thread.
Best regards,
Muhammad Nanda
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Hello @Lokraj ,
Do you have any comments for my previous answer ?
Thank you and regards,
Muhammad Nanda
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Hello @Lokraj ,
Are you still working on this issue ?
Do you have any comments for the API Documentation ?
Thank you and regards,
Muhammad Nanda
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Hello @Lokraj ,
If you do not have further concern, I will close this thread.
In case you have another issue, please do not hesitate to create new thread.
Thank you and regards,
Muhammad Nanda