AN91267 Datasheet, PDF (11/62 Pages) Ramtron International Corporation – Getting Started with PSoC

Figure 13. BLE GAP Configuration
Getting Started with PSoC® 4 BLE
Enter or auto-generate
device address
Name your device
Choose how your
device appears on
the peer side
Figure 14. BLE Advertisement Data Configuration
Choose what to advertise
Step 4: Write firmware to initialize the design you just configured. Register application layer event handlers with the BLE
Component to receive events and data from the BLE Component. There are two types of event handlers: a generic event
handler to handle GAP, GATT, and other generic events and a Service specific event handler to handle Service specific
events, with one event handler per supported Service.
Step 5: Wait in the program main loop for an event from the BLE Component and take the necessary action or send data to
the Central device using BLE Component APIs.
The My First PSoC 4 BLE Design section will walk you through a step-by-step configuration of the BLE Component for
creating a simple Peripheral application. Refer to application notes AN91184 and AN91162 for a step-by-step description of
how to use the BLE Component to develop applications using BLE standard and custom Profiles.
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