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This is the attribute MTU and it is the maximum number of bytes that a single read and write operation can transmit. If the characteristic is more than 23 bytes, then offset must be used in onRead() and onWrite(). | |
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This is the address size of a Bluetooth 4.0 device. | |
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The bit position in LGATT_CHAR_PROPERTIES that represents the broadcast. | |
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The bit position in LGATT_CHAR_PROPERTIES that represents the extension. | |
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The bit position in LGATT_CHAR_PROPERTIES that represents the Indicate. | |
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The bit position in LGATT_CHAR_PROPERTIES that represents the Notify. | |
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The bit position in LGATT_CHAR_PROPERTIES that represents the Read. | |
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The bit position in LGATT_CHAR_PROPERTIES that represents the Signed Write. | |
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The bit position in LGATT_CHAR_PROPERTIES that represents the Write. | |
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The bit position in LGATT_CHAR_PROPERTIES that represents the "Write Without Response". | |
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The bit 0. | |
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The bit 2. | |
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The bit 1. | |
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The bit 3. | |
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The bit 5. | |
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The bit 4. | |
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The bit 6. | |
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The bit 7. | |
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You can use the LGATTServer singleton to access GATT server's functionality. | |
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