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    Reading descriptors of BLE Client GATTc device

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      kutysam
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      Hi there,

      Is there anyway to read descriptors within gattc devices? I'm connecting to a HM-10 BLE Device.

      bluetooth = Bluetooth()
      conn = bluetooth.connect(binascii.unhexlify("D43639DE7A5A"))
      conn.services()[2].characteristics()[0].write("HI")

      This works, my serial shows "HI"
      However, I'm unable to change the setting to enable indications/notifications on the bluetooth device.
      Usually I have to write (b'\x01\x00') to the first descriptor of conn.services()[2].characteristics()[0]

      e.g. conn.services()[2].characteristics()[0].descriptor[0].write(b'\x01\x00') to enable indications.

      But there is no such function descriptor.

      Callback will never work as ble devices will have to manually enable the indication / notification flag.

      Hope you guys can assist me.

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        kutysam
        last edited by

        Have started on issue on this in github
        https://github.com/pycom/pycom-micropython-sigfox/issues/37

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