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# BLE LED Blinker This example demonstrates using the ``GattClient`` API to control BLE client devices. The example uses two applications running on two different devices: 1. The first device - the central - runs the application ``BLE_LEDBlinker`` from this repository. This application sends an on/off toggle over BLE. 1. The second device - the peripheral - runs the application [``BLE_LED``](https://github.com/ARMmbed/mbed-os-example-ble/tree/master/BLE_LED) to respond to the toggle. The toggle simply turns the LED on the peripheral device on and off. # Running the application ## Requirements Hardware requirements are in the [main readme](https://github.com/ARMmbed/mbed-os-example-ble/blob/master/README.md). This example requires *two* devices. ## Building instructions You will need to build both applications and flash each one to a different board. Please note: The application ``BLE_LEDBlinker`` in this repository initiate a connection to all ble devices which advertise "LED" as complete local name. By default, the application `BLE_LED` advertise "LED" as complete local name. If you change the local name advertised by the application `BLE_LED` you should reflect your change in this application by changing the value of the constant `PEER_NAME` in `main.cpp`. **Tip:** You may notice that the application also checks the LED characteristic's UUID; you don't need to change this parameter's value, because it already matches the UUID provided by the second application, ``BLE_LED``. Building instructions for all mbed OS samples are in the [main readme](https://github.com/ARMmbed/mbed-os-example-ble/blob/master/README.md). ## Checking for success 1. Build both applications and install one on each device, as explained in the building instructions. 1. The LED number two of the device running ``BLE_LED`` should blink. ## Monitoring the application through a serial port You can run ``BLE_LEDBlinker`` and see that it works properly by monitoring its serial output. You need a terminal program to listen to the output through a serial port. You can download one, for example: * Tera Term for Windows. * CoolTerm for Mac OS X. * GNU Screen for Linux. To see the application's output: 1. Check which serial port your device is connected to. 1. Run a terminal program with the correct serial port and set the baud rate to 9600. For example, to use GNU Screen, run: ``screen /dev/tty.usbmodem1412 9600``. 1. The application should start printing the toggle's value to the terminal. **Note:** ``BLE_LEDBlinker`` will not run properly if the ``BLE_LED`` application is not running on a second device. The terminal will show a few print statements, but you will not be able to see the application in full operation.