Maximum length for the string representation of a UUID excluding the null terminator.
Detailed Description
Representation of a Universally Unique Identifier (UUID).
UUIDs are 128-bit wide numbers used to identify data type and elements in many layers of the Bluetooth specification.
Two representations of UUIDS exist:
16-bit UUIDs: Shortened representation of the 128 bit UUID 0000xxxx-0000-1000-8000-00805F9B34FB where xxxx is the 16 bit UUID. Values of those UUIDs are defined by the Bluetooth body. The short representation saves bandwidth during protocol transactions.
128-bit UUIDs: Complete representation of a UUID. They are commonly used for user defined UUID.
This class acts as an adapter over these two kinds of UUIDs to allow indiscriminate use of both forms in Mbed BLE APIs.
Note:
32-bit UUID representation is not supported currently.
The Bluetooth standard body defines 16-bit wide UUIDs. They are the shortened version of the UUID 0000xxxx-0000-1000-8000-00805F9B34FB, where xxxx is the value of the 16-bit UUID.
16-bit UUIDs are not used in user defined data type or user defined element ID.
Parameters:
[in]
_shortUUID
16-bit part of the standard UUID. The short UUID value.
Note:
User defined UUIDs are commonly named vendor-specific UUIDs across the Bluetooth literature.
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