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    Send data WiPy to LoPy via BLE

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      amartinez Pybytes Beta
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      Hi everyone.

      It's the first time I'm working with BLE and it is a bit confusing for me to understand the documentation.

      I just want to send data (a string variable) via BLE from a WiPy to a LoPy.
      I understand how to create the connection, but I don't understand how to send data.

      The LoPy (receiver) is the Client and the WiPy (transmitter) is the Server? And so, the data is the Service?

      Can anybody help me a bit with this?

      Thank you!

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        bucknall
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        Hi @amartinez,

        There's a really good explanation about GATT (Generic Attribute Profile) here - https://learn.adafruit.com/introduction-to-bluetooth-low-energy/gatt

        Currently BLE is the protocol available but classic Bluetooth will be coming in the future!

        Thanks!

        Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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