High level Bluetooth Low Energy API and radio abstraction layer
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- rgrover1
- Date:
- Thu Jul 02 09:06:11 2015 +0100
- Revision:
- 716:11b41f651697
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- 710:b2e1a2660ec2
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- 756:503c4bd89a3d
Synchronized with git rev d80fec88
Author: Rohit Grover
Release 0.4.0
=============
This is a major release which introduces the GATT Client functionality. It
also aligns BLE_API with builds using our new package manager: yotta
(https://github.com/armmbed/yotta).
Many APIs have seen some redesign. We encourage our users to pay attention to
the changes and migrate appropriately over time. We've also taken care to
ensure that existing code continues to work the same way. There's more
documentation in the form of comment headers for APIs to explain proper usage;
in many cases comment headers suggest alternative use of APIs.
Enhancements
~~~~~~~~~~~~
* Introduce GattClient. This includes functionality for service-discovery,
connections, and attribute-reads and writes. You'll find a demo program for
LEDBlinker on the mbed.org Bluetooth team page to use the new APIs. Some of
the GATT client functionality hasn't been implemented yet, but the APIs have
been added.
* Most APIs in the abstract base classes like Gap and GattServer return
BLE_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED. Previously many APIs were pure-virtual, which did
not permit partial ports to compile.
* We've added a new abstract base class for SecurityManager. All security
related APIs have been moved into that.
* BLEDevice has been renamed as BLE. A deprecated alias for BLEDevice is
available to support existing code.
* There has been a major cleanup of APIs under BLE. APIs have now been
categorized as belonging to Gap, GattServer, GattClient, or SecurityManager.
There are accessors to get references for Gap, GattServer, GattClient, and
SecurityManager. A former call to ble.setAddress(...) is now expected to be
achieved with ble.gap().setAddress(...).
* We've cleaned up our APIs, and this has resulted in dropping some APIs like
BLE::reset().
* We've also dropped GattServer::initializeGattDatabase(). THis was added at
some point to support controllers where a commit point was needed to
indicate when the application had finished constructing the GATT database.
This API would get called internally before Gap::startAdvertising(). We now
expect the underlying port to do the equivalent of initializeGattDatabase()
implicitly upon Gap::startAdvertising().
* The callback for BLE.onTimeout() now receives a TimeoutSource_t to indicate
the cause of the timeout. This is perhaps the only breaking API change. We
expect it to have very little disruptive effect.
* We've added a version of Gap::disconnect() which takes a connection handle.
The previous API (which did not take a connection handle) has been
deprecated; it will still work for situations where there's only a single
active connection. We hold on to that API to allow existing code to migrate
to the new API.
Bugfixes
~~~~~~~~
* None.
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rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 1 | /* mbed Microcontroller Library |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 2 | * Copyright (c) 2006-2013 ARM Limited |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 3 | * |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 4 | * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); |
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rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 7 | * |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 8 | * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 9 | * |
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rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 13 | * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 14 | * limitations under the License. |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 15 | */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 16 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 17 | #ifndef __GAP_ADVERTISING_DATA_H__ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 18 | #define __GAP_ADVERTISING_DATA_H__ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 19 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 20 | #include <stdint.h> |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 21 | #include <string.h> |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 22 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 23 | #include "blecommon.h" |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 24 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 25 | #define GAP_ADVERTISING_DATA_MAX_PAYLOAD (31) |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 26 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 27 | /**************************************************************************/ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 28 | /*! |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 29 | \brief |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 30 | This class provides several helper functions to generate properly |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 31 | formatted GAP Advertising and Scan Response data payloads |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 32 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 33 | \note |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 34 | See Bluetooth Specification 4.0 (Vol. 3), Part C, Section 11 and 18 |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 35 | for further information on Advertising and Scan Response data. |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 36 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 37 | \par Advertising and Scan Response Payloads |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 38 | Advertising data and Scan Response data are organized around a set of |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 39 | data types called 'AD types' in Bluetooth 4.0 (see the Bluetooth Core |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 40 | Specification v4.0, Vol. 3, Part C, Sections 11 and 18). |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 41 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 42 | \par |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 43 | Each AD type has it's own standardized 'assigned number', as defined |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 44 | by the Bluetooth SIG: |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 45 | https://www.bluetooth.org/en-us/specification/assigned-numbers/generic-access-profile |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 46 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 47 | \par |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 48 | For convenience sake, all appropriate AD types have been encapsulated |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 49 | into GapAdvertisingData::DataType. |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 50 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 51 | \par |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 52 | Before the AD Types and their payload (if any) can be inserted into |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 53 | the Advertising or Scan Response frames, they need to be formatted as |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 54 | follows: |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 55 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 56 | \li \c Record length (1 byte) |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 57 | \li \c AD Type (1 byte) |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 58 | \li \c AD payload (optional, only present if record length > 1) |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 59 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 60 | \par |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 61 | This class takes care of properly formatting the payload, performs |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 62 | some basic checks on the payload length, and tries to avoid common |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 63 | errors like adding an exclusive AD field twice in the Advertising |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 64 | or Scan Response payload. |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 65 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 66 | \par EXAMPLE |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 67 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 68 | \code |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 69 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 70 | // ToDo |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 71 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 72 | \endcode |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 73 | */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 74 | /**************************************************************************/ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 75 | class GapAdvertisingData |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 76 | { |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 77 | public: |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 78 | /**********************************************************************/ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 79 | /*! |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 80 | \brief |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 81 | A list of Advertising Data types commonly used by peripherals. |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 82 | These AD types are used to describe the capabilities of the |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 83 | peripheral, and get inserted inside the advertising or scan |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 84 | response payloads. |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 85 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 86 | \par Source |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 87 | \li \c Bluetooth Core Specification 4.0 (Vol. 3), Part C, Section 11, 18 |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 88 | \li \c https://www.bluetooth.org/en-us/specification/assigned-numbers/generic-access-profile |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 89 | */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 90 | /**********************************************************************/ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 91 | enum DataType { |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 92 | FLAGS = 0x01, /**< \ref *Flags */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 93 | INCOMPLETE_LIST_16BIT_SERVICE_IDS = 0x02, /**< Incomplete list of 16-bit Service IDs */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 94 | COMPLETE_LIST_16BIT_SERVICE_IDS = 0x03, /**< Complete list of 16-bit Service IDs */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 95 | INCOMPLETE_LIST_32BIT_SERVICE_IDS = 0x04, /**< Incomplete list of 32-bit Service IDs (not relevant for Bluetooth 4.0) */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 96 | COMPLETE_LIST_32BIT_SERVICE_IDS = 0x05, /**< Complete list of 32-bit Service IDs (not relevant for Bluetooth 4.0) */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 97 | INCOMPLETE_LIST_128BIT_SERVICE_IDS = 0x06, /**< Incomplete list of 128-bit Service IDs */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 98 | COMPLETE_LIST_128BIT_SERVICE_IDS = 0x07, /**< Complete list of 128-bit Service IDs */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 99 | SHORTENED_LOCAL_NAME = 0x08, /**< Shortened Local Name */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 100 | COMPLETE_LOCAL_NAME = 0x09, /**< Complete Local Name */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 101 | TX_POWER_LEVEL = 0x0A, /**< TX Power Level (in dBm) */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 102 | DEVICE_ID = 0x10, /**< Device ID */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 103 | SLAVE_CONNECTION_INTERVAL_RANGE = 0x12, /**< Slave Connection Interval Range */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 104 | SERVICE_DATA = 0x16, /**< Service Data */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 105 | APPEARANCE = 0x19, /**< \ref Appearance */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 106 | ADVERTISING_INTERVAL = 0x1A, /**< Advertising Interval */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 107 | MANUFACTURER_SPECIFIC_DATA = 0xFF /**< Manufacturer Specific Data */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 108 | }; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 109 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 110 | /**********************************************************************/ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 111 | /*! |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 112 | \brief |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 113 | A list of values for the FLAGS AD Type |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 114 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 115 | \note |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 116 | You can use more than one value in the FLAGS AD Type (ex. |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 117 | LE_GENERAL_DISCOVERABLE and BREDR_NOT_SUPPORTED). |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 118 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 119 | \par Source |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 120 | \li \c Bluetooth Core Specification 4.0 (Vol. 3), Part C, Section 18.1 |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 121 | */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 122 | /**********************************************************************/ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 123 | enum Flags { |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 124 | LE_LIMITED_DISCOVERABLE = 0x01, /**< *Peripheral device is discoverable for a limited period of time */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 125 | LE_GENERAL_DISCOVERABLE = 0x02, /**< Peripheral device is discoverable at any moment */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 126 | BREDR_NOT_SUPPORTED = 0x04, /**< Peripheral device is LE only */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 127 | SIMULTANEOUS_LE_BREDR_C = 0x08, /**< Not relevant - central mode only */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 128 | SIMULTANEOUS_LE_BREDR_H = 0x10 /**< Not relevant - central mode only */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 129 | }; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 130 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 131 | /**********************************************************************/ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 132 | /*! |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 133 | \brief |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 134 | A list of values for the APPEARANCE AD Type, which describes the |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 135 | physical shape or appearance of the device |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 136 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 137 | \par Source |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 138 | \li \c Bluetooth Core Specification Supplement, Part A, Section 1.12 |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 139 | \li \c Bluetooth Core Specification 4.0 (Vol. 3), Part C, Section 12.2 |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 140 | \li \c https://developer.bluetooth.org/gatt/characteristics/Pages/CharacteristicViewer.aspx?u=org.bluetooth.characteristic.gap.appearance.xml |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 141 | */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 142 | /**********************************************************************/ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 143 | enum Appearance { |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 144 | UNKNOWN = 0, /**< Unknown of unspecified appearance type */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 145 | GENERIC_PHONE = 64, /**< Generic Phone */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 146 | GENERIC_COMPUTER = 128, /**< Generic Computer */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 147 | GENERIC_WATCH = 192, /**< Generic Watch */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 148 | WATCH_SPORTS_WATCH = 193, /**< Sports Watch */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 149 | GENERIC_CLOCK = 256, /**< Generic Clock */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 150 | GENERIC_DISPLAY = 320, /**< Generic Display */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 151 | GENERIC_REMOTE_CONTROL = 384, /**< Generic Remote Control */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 152 | GENERIC_EYE_GLASSES = 448, /**< Generic Eye Glasses */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 153 | GENERIC_TAG = 512, /**< Generic Tag */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 154 | GENERIC_KEYRING = 576, /**< Generic Keyring */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 155 | GENERIC_MEDIA_PLAYER = 640, /**< Generic Media Player */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 156 | GENERIC_BARCODE_SCANNER = 704, /**< Generic Barcode Scanner */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 157 | GENERIC_THERMOMETER = 768, /**< Generic Thermometer */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 158 | THERMOMETER_EAR = 769, /**< Ear Thermometer */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 159 | GENERIC_HEART_RATE_SENSOR = 832, /**< Generic Heart Rate Sensor */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 160 | HEART_RATE_SENSOR_HEART_RATE_BELT = 833, /**< Belt Heart Rate Sensor */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 161 | GENERIC_BLOOD_PRESSURE = 896, /**< Generic Blood Pressure */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 162 | BLOOD_PRESSURE_ARM = 897, /**< Arm Blood Pressure */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 163 | BLOOD_PRESSURE_WRIST = 898, /**< Wrist Blood Pressure */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 164 | HUMAN_INTERFACE_DEVICE_HID = 960, /**< Human Interface Device (HID) */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 165 | KEYBOARD = 961, /**< Keyboard */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 166 | MOUSE = 962, /**< Mouse */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 167 | JOYSTICK = 963, /**< Joystick */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 168 | GAMEPAD = 964, /**< Gamepad */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 169 | DIGITIZER_TABLET = 965, /**< Digitizer Tablet */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 170 | CARD_READER = 966, /**< Card Read */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 171 | DIGITAL_PEN = 967, /**< Digital Pen */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 172 | BARCODE_SCANNER = 968, /**< Barcode Scanner */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 173 | GENERIC_GLUCOSE_METER = 1024, /**< Generic Glucose Meter */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 174 | GENERIC_RUNNING_WALKING_SENSOR = 1088, /**< Generic Running/Walking Sensor */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 175 | RUNNING_WALKING_SENSOR_IN_SHOE = 1089, /**< In Shoe Running/Walking Sensor */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 176 | RUNNING_WALKING_SENSOR_ON_SHOE = 1090, /**< On Shoe Running/Walking Sensor */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 177 | RUNNING_WALKING_SENSOR_ON_HIP = 1091, /**< On Hip Running/Walking Sensor */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 178 | GENERIC_CYCLING = 1152, /**< Generic Cycling */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 179 | CYCLING_CYCLING_COMPUTER = 1153, /**< Cycling Computer */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 180 | CYCLING_SPEED_SENSOR = 1154, /**< Cycling Speed Senspr */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 181 | CYCLING_CADENCE_SENSOR = 1155, /**< Cycling Cadence Sensor */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 182 | CYCLING_POWER_SENSOR = 1156, /**< Cycling Power Sensor */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 183 | CYCLING_SPEED_AND_CADENCE_SENSOR = 1157, /**< Cycling Speed and Cadence Sensor */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 184 | PULSE_OXIMETER_GENERIC = 3136, /**< Generic Pulse Oximeter */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 185 | PULSE_OXIMETER_FINGERTIP = 3137, /**< Fingertip Pulse Oximeter */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 186 | PULSE_OXIMETER_WRIST_WORN = 3138, /**< Wrist Worn Pulse Oximeter */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 187 | OUTDOOR_GENERIC = 5184, /**< Generic Outdoor */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 188 | OUTDOOR_LOCATION_DISPLAY_DEVICE = 5185, /**< Outdoor Location Display Device */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 189 | OUTDOOR_LOCATION_AND_NAVIGATION_DISPLAY_DEVICE = 5186, /**< Outdoor Location and Navigation Display Device */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 190 | OUTDOOR_LOCATION_POD = 5187, /**< Outdoor Location Pod */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 191 | OUTDOOR_LOCATION_AND_NAVIGATION_POD = 5188 /**< Outdoor Location and Navigation Pod */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 192 | }; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 193 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 194 | GapAdvertisingData(void) : _payload(), _payloadLen(0), _appearance(GENERIC_TAG) { |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 195 | /* empty */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 196 | } |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 197 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 198 | /** |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 199 | * Adds advertising data based on the specified AD type (see DataType) |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 200 | * |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 201 | * @param advDataType The Advertising 'DataType' to add |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 202 | * @param payload Pointer to the payload contents |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 203 | * @param len Size of the payload in bytes |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 204 | * |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 205 | * @return BLE_ERROR_BUFFER_OVERFLOW if the specified data would cause the |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 206 | * advertising buffer to overflow, else BLE_ERROR_NONE. |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 207 | */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 208 | ble_error_t addData(DataType advDataType, const uint8_t *payload, uint8_t len) |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 209 | { |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 210 | /* ToDo: Check if an AD type already exists and if the existing */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 211 | /* value is exclusive or not (flags, etc.) */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 212 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 213 | /* Make sure we don't exceed the 31 byte payload limit */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 214 | if (_payloadLen + len + 2 > GAP_ADVERTISING_DATA_MAX_PAYLOAD) { |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 215 | return BLE_ERROR_BUFFER_OVERFLOW; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 216 | } |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 217 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 218 | /* Field length */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 219 | memset(&_payload[_payloadLen], len + 1, 1); |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 220 | _payloadLen++; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 221 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 222 | /* Field ID */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 223 | memset(&_payload[_payloadLen], (uint8_t)advDataType, 1); |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 224 | _payloadLen++; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 225 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 226 | /* Payload */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 227 | memcpy(&_payload[_payloadLen], payload, len); |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 228 | _payloadLen += len; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 229 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 230 | return BLE_ERROR_NONE; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 231 | } |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 232 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 233 | /** |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 234 | * Helper function to add APPEARANCE data to the advertising payload |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 235 | * |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 236 | * @param appearance |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 237 | * The APPEARANCE value to add |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 238 | * |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 239 | * @return BLE_ERROR_BUFFER_OVERFLOW if the specified data would cause the |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 240 | * advertising buffer to overflow, else BLE_ERROR_NONE. |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 241 | */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 242 | ble_error_t addAppearance(Appearance appearance = GENERIC_TAG) { |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 243 | _appearance = appearance; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 244 | return addData(GapAdvertisingData::APPEARANCE, (uint8_t *)&appearance, 2); |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 245 | } |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 246 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 247 | /** |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 248 | * Helper function to add FLAGS data to the advertising payload. |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 249 | * @param flags |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 250 | * LE_LIMITED_DISCOVERABLE |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 251 | * The peripheral is discoverable for a limited period of time. |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 252 | * LE_GENERAL_DISCOVERABLE |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 253 | * The peripheral is permanently discoverable. |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 254 | * BREDR_NOT_SUPPORTED |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 255 | * This peripheral is a Bluetooth Low Energy only device (no EDR support). |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 256 | * |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 257 | * @return BLE_ERROR_BUFFER_OVERFLOW if the specified data would cause the |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 258 | * advertising buffer to overflow, else BLE_ERROR_NONE. |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 259 | */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 260 | ble_error_t addFlags(uint8_t flags = LE_GENERAL_DISCOVERABLE) { |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 261 | return addData(GapAdvertisingData::FLAGS, &flags, 1); |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 262 | } |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 263 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 264 | /** |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 265 | * Helper function to add TX_POWER_LEVEL data to the advertising payload |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 266 | * |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 267 | * @return BLE_ERROR_BUFFER_OVERFLOW if the specified data would cause the |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 268 | * advertising buffer to overflow, else BLE_ERROR_NONE. |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 269 | */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 270 | ble_error_t addTxPower(int8_t txPower) { |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 271 | /* ToDo: Basic error checking to make sure txPower is in range */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 272 | return addData(GapAdvertisingData::TX_POWER_LEVEL, (uint8_t *)&txPower, 1); |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 273 | } |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 274 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 275 | /** |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 276 | * Clears the payload and resets the payload length counter |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 277 | */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 278 | void clear(void) { |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 279 | memset(&_payload, 0, GAP_ADVERTISING_DATA_MAX_PAYLOAD); |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 280 | _payloadLen = 0; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 281 | } |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 282 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 283 | /** |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 284 | * Returns a pointer to the the current payload |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 285 | */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 286 | const uint8_t *getPayload(void) const { |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 287 | return (_payloadLen > 0) ? _payload : NULL; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 288 | } |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 289 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 290 | /** |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 291 | * Returns the current payload length (0..31 bytes) |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 292 | */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 293 | uint8_t getPayloadLen(void) const { |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 294 | return _payloadLen; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 295 | } |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 296 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 297 | /** |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 298 | * Returns the 16-bit appearance value for this device |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 299 | */ |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 300 | uint16_t getAppearance(void) const { |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 301 | return (uint16_t)_appearance; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 302 | } |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 303 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 304 | private: |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 305 | uint8_t _payload[GAP_ADVERTISING_DATA_MAX_PAYLOAD]; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 306 | uint8_t _payloadLen; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 307 | uint16_t _appearance; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 308 | }; |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 309 | |
rgrover1 | 710:b2e1a2660ec2 | 310 | #endif // ifndef __GAP_ADVERTISING_DATA_H__ |