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    How can I send something over BLE?

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      CodeManiac64
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      So I can connect to my service and characteristics just fine, I can use my Rx characteristic to receive incoming data that can be letters or numbers. But if I send too much it crashes.

      What I don't know is why I can't send something over BLE when I've connected to my TX characteristic. Can someone explain what I need to do with characteristic.write?

      I'm using a PSoC 4 that has the service and characteristics pre-programmed. I've also done tests to an app called BLETerm and it works..

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        CodeManiac64
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        Not sure if this could be a possible solution to writing to characteristics, can anyone help me please?

        https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordic-q-a/8162/ble-driver-python-concurrent-notifications

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