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aanon4 edited this page Oct 28, 2014 · 1 revision

Syntax

GATT SERVICE "<uuid>" ONCONNECT GOSUB <linenr>

GATT CLOSE

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Wiki pages Pages 28

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BASIC
Blue Basic: An Introduction
Bluetooth Connections
- Syntax
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Bluetooth Services, Characteristics and Value
BTPOKE and BTPEEK
Conditionals
Consoles
Example: iBeacon
Example: Reading the DHT 22 humidity and temperature sensor
Example: Reading the DS3231 realtime clock
Example: SPI
File System
Getting started: Hello World
IO Pins
Loops
Monitoring Power
Pin names and uses
Serial
Serial: Echoing characters
Subroutines
Template
Timers
Using I2C
Using SPI
Using the WIRE command
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