The length of the utf8s-based UDS Characteristic is variable 19 | and may exceed the default ATT_MTU defined in the Core 20 | Specification.
21 |The length of the utf8s-based UDS Characteristics is 19 | variable and may exceed the default ATT_MTU defined in the Core 20 | Specification.
21 |The Octet Order in the above table is in the order of LSO to 19 | MSO, where LSO = Least Significant Octet and MSO = Most 20 | Significant Octet.
21 |The fields in the above table, reading from top to bottom, 16 | are shown in the order of LSO to MSO, where LSO = Least 17 | Significant Octet and MSO = Most Significant Octet. Data Type: 18 | Same format as the Date Time characteristic
19 |The fields in the above table, reading from top to bottom, 16 | are shown in the order of LSO to MSO, where LSO = Least 17 | Significant Octet and MSO = Most Significant Octet. Data Type: 18 | Same format as the Date Time characteristic
19 |The length of the utf8s-based UDS Characteristic is variable 20 | and may exceed the default ATT_MTU defined in the Core 21 | Specification.
22 |The fields in the above table, reading from top to bottom, 21 | are shown in the order of LSO to MSO, where LSO = Least 22 | Significant Octet and MSO = Most Significant Octet.
23 |The fields in the above table, reading from top to bottom, 22 | are shown in the order of LSO to MSO, where LSO = Least 23 | Significant Octet and MSO = Most Significant Octet.
24 |Value 0, meaning ?Ringer Silent"
11 |Value 1, meaning ?Ringer Normal?
Only a single instance of this characteristic exists as part 16 | of a HID Service.
Aerobic Threshold and Anaerobic Threshold together with the 23 | Sport Type for Aerobic and Anaerobic Thresholds describe the 24 | metabolic thresholds of the user. The Sport Type for Aerobic 25 | and Anaerobic Thresholds identifies how the measurement was 26 | performed.
27 |Aerobic Threshold and Anaerobic Threshold together with the 23 | Sport Type for Aerobic and Anaerobic Thresholds describe the 24 | metabolic thresholds of the user. The Sport Type for Aerobic 25 | and Anaerobic Thresholds identifies how the measurement was 26 | performed.
27 |The fields in the above table, reading from top to bottom, 26 | are shown in the order of LSO to MSO, where LSO = Least 27 | Significant Octet and MSO = Most Significant Octet.
28 |The Octet Order in the above table is in the order of LSO to 28 | MSO, where LSO = Least Significant Octet and MSO = Most 29 | Significant Octet.
30 |? Suspend ( Refer to Section 7.4.2, Bluetooth HID Profile 12 | Specification 1.0
13 |? Exit Suspend (Refer to Section 7.4.2, Bluetooth HID 14 | Profile Specification 1.0
Value 1, meaning ?Silent Mode"
12 |Value 2, meaning ?Mute Once?
13 |Value 3, meaning ?Cancel Silent Mode?
The fields in the above table, reading from top to bottom, 19 | are shown in the order of LSO to MSO, where LSO = Least 20 | Significant Octet and MSO = Most Significant Octet.
21 |Description: Unspecified Object Type, 16-bit UUID: << 24 | Unspecified Object Type >>
25 |Description: Firmware, 16-bit UUID: << Firmware 26 | >>
27 |Description: Route Object in GPS eXchange Format v1.1, 28 | 16-bit UUID: << Route GPX >>
29 |Description: Track Object in GPS eXchange Format v1.1, 30 | 16-bit UUID: << Track GPX >>
31 |Characters which require more than one octet when encoded in 20 | UTF-8 are transmitted with the leading byte first, followed by 21 | the continuation bytes ordered in accordance with UTF-8 22 | encoding. In UTF-8, the leading byte is identified by 23 | possessing two or more high-order 1?s followed by a 0 while 24 | continuation bytes all have '10' in the high-order position. 25 | Strings which consist of more than one character are 26 | transmitted in the following order: the character which appears 27 | furthest to the left when the string is presented in its 28 | written form shall be sent first, followed by the remaining 29 | characters in order.
30 |? Value 0, meaning ?No Alert?
16 |? Value 1, meaning ?Mild Alert?
17 |? Value 2, meaning ?High Alert?
C1: Mandatory if device supports E2E-CRC (Bit 12 is set in 30 | CGM Feature) otherwise excluded.
31 |The fields in the above table are in the order of LSO to 32 | MSO. Where LSO = Least Significant Octet and MSO = Most 33 | Significant Octet
34 |The fields in the above table are in the order of LSO to 35 | MSO. Where LSO = Least Significant Octet and MSO = Most 36 | Significant Octet.
37 |If the value is 255, it means Unread count is greater than 30 | 254.
A device has only one instance of the Central Address 34 | Resolution characteristic. If the Central Address Resolution 35 | characteristic is not present, then it is assumed that Central 36 | Address Resolution is not supported.
37 |The fields in the above table are in the order of LSO to 34 | MSO. Where LSO = Least Significant Octet and MSO = Most 35 | Significant Octet
36 |C1: Mandatory if device supports E2E-CRC (Bit 12 is set in 39 | CGM Feature) otherwise excluded.
40 |The fields in the above table are in the order of LSO to 41 | MSO. Where LSO = Least Significant Octet and MSO = Most 42 | Significant Octet
43 |Aerobic Threshold and Anaerobic Threshold together with the 36 | Sport Type for Aerobic and Anaerobic Thresholds describe the 37 | metabolic thresholds of the user. The Sport Type for Aerobic 38 | and Anaerobic Thresholds identifies how the measurement was 39 | performed.
40 |C1: Mandatory if device supports E2E-CRC (Bit 12 is set in 43 | CGM Feature) otherwise excluded.
44 |The fields in the above table are in the order of LSO to 45 | MSO. Where LSO = Least Significant Octet and MSO = Most 46 | Significant Octet
47 |Bit 0, meaning ?Ringer State?
12 |Bit 1, meaning ?Vibrator State?
13 |Bit 2, meaning "Display Alert Status"
The fields in the above table are in the order of LSO to 53 | MSO. Where LSO = Least Significant Octet and MSO = Most 54 | Significant Octet.
55 |The 2nd octet value of the characteristic is an ?Alert 17 | Category ID? format. This octet shows the target category that 18 | the command ID applies for.
The fields in the above table are in the order of LSO to 48 | MSO. Where LSO = Least Significant Octet and MSO = Most 49 | Significant Octet
50 |The fields in the above table are in the order of LSO to 60 | MSO. Where LSO = Least Significant Octet and MSO = Most 61 | Significant Octet.
62 |The fields in the above table are in the order of LSO to 60 | MSO. Where LSO = Least Significant Octet and MSO = Most 61 | Significant Octet.
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