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- Properties specific to btleDevice variables
- Functions that use the btleDevice type
btleDevice (Variable type) In french: btlePériphérique
The btleDevice type allows you to handle a device that uses the Bluetooth Low Energy technology. You can define and change the characteristics of this device using different WLanguage properties. Note: For more details on the declaration of this type of variable and the use of WLanguage properties, see Declaring a variable.
monPériph is btleDevice
BTLEConnect(monPériph)
Properties Properties specific to btleDevice variables The following properties can be used to define the characteristics of btleDevice variables: | | | | Property name | Type used | Effect |
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| Identifier | Character string | Device identifier. This property is read-only. | | Name | Character string | Device name. This name can correspond to an empty string (""). This property is read-only. | | Service | Array of btleService | List of Bluetooth LE services supported by the device. You must be connected to the device (with BTLEConnect) in order to access this property. Otherwise, a fatal error will occur. |
Remarks Functions that use the btleDevice type - Functions that use the standard syntax:
| | | BTLEConnect | Used to connect to a Bluetooth Low Energy device. | | BTLEConnectionStatus | Returns the current connection status to a Bluetooth Low Energy device or asks to be notified when the connection status changes. | | BTLEDisconnect | Used to disconnect from a Bluetooth Low Energy device. | | BTLEGetAllServices | Retrieves all the services corresponding to a UUID. | | BTLEGetAService | Retrieves the service of a Bluetooth Low Energy device corresponding to the specified identifier (UUID). |
- Functions that use the prefix syntax:
Related Examples:
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Cross-platform examples (WINDEV Mobile): WM Bluetooth 4
[ + ] This example explains how to use the Bluetooth Low Energy functions (Bluetooth LE): BTLExxx. It is an application allowing you to find the nearby BTLE devices, to connect to them and to interact with the proposed services.
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