bleATTPDU

Generate BLE ATT PDU

Download Required: To use bleATTPDU, first download Communications Toolbox™ Library for the Bluetooth® Protocol. For more information, see Get and Manage Add-Ons. Alternatively, see Communications Toolbox Library for the Bluetooth Protocol File Exchange.

Description

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attPDU = bleATTPDU(cfgATT) generates a Bluetooth low energy (BLE) attribute protocol data unit (ATT PDU) corresponding to the BLE ATT PDU configuration object cfgATT.

Examples

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Generate two unique BLE ATT PDUs of type 'Read by type request' and 'Error response'.

Create a BLE ATT PDU configuration object with default settings.

cfgATT = bleATTPDUConfig;

Change the BLE ATT PDU opcode as 'Read by type request'. View the applicable properties of the opcode 'Read by type request'.

cfgATT.Opcode = 'Read by type request'
cfgATT = 
  bleATTPDUConfig with properties:

           Opcode: 'Read by type request'
      StartHandle: '0001'
        EndHandle: 'FFFF'
    AttributeType: '2800'

Generate a BLE ATT PDU using the corresponding configuration object.

attPDU = bleATTPDU(cfgATT)
attPDU = 7x2 char array
    '08'
    '01'
    '00'
    'FF'
    'FF'
    '00'
    '28'

Create another BLE ATT PDU configuration object, this time using the name-value pairs. Change the BLE ATT PDU opcode to 'Error response'. View the applicable properties of the opcode 'Error response'.

cfgATT = bleATTPDUConfig('Opcode','Error response')
cfgATT = 
  bleATTPDUConfig with properties:

             Opcode: 'Error response'
    RequestedOpcode: 'Read request'
    AttributeHandle: '0001'
       ErrorMessage: 'Invalid handle'

Generate a BLE ATT PDU corresponding to this configuration object.

attPDU = bleATTPDU(cfgATT)
attPDU = 5x2 char array
    '01'
    '0A'
    '01'
    '00'
    '01'

Input Arguments

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BLE ATT PDU configuration object, specified as a bleATTPDUConfig object. This value defines the type of BLE ATT PDU and its applicable properties.

Output Arguments

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Generated BLE ATT PDU, returned as a character array. Each row in this array is the hexadecimal representation of an octet.

References

[1] Bluetooth Technology Website. “Bluetooth Technology Website | The Official Website of Bluetooth Technology.” Accessed November 22, 2019. https://www.bluetooth.com/.

[2] Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG). "Bluetooth Core Specification." Version 5.1. https://www.bluetooth.com/.

Extended Capabilities

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Introduced in R2019b