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ModusToolbox™ Bluetooth® Configurator user guide

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Scope and purpose​

The Bluetooth® Configurator settings include options to specify what services and profiles to use and what features to offer by creating the required databases in generated code.

Intended audience​

This document helps application developers understand how to use the Bluetooth® Configurator as part of creating a ModusToolbox™ application.

Document conventions​

ConventionExplanation
BoldEmphasizes heading levels, column headings, menus and sub-menus
ItalicsDenotes file names and paths.
MonospaceDenotes APIs, functions, interrupt handlers, events, data types, error handlers, file/folder names, directories, command line inputs, code snippets
File > NewIndicates that a cascading sub-menu opens when you select a menu item

Abbreviations and definitions​

The following define the abbreviations and terms used in this document:

  • Application – One or more projects related to each other
  • Configurator – A GUI-based tool used to configure a resource
  • GAP – generic access profile
  • GATT – generic attribute profile
  • L2CAP – logical link control and adaptation protocol
  • LE – low energy
  • MCU – microcontroller unit
  • Resource – Includes peripherals, pins, clocks, etc. used in an application
  • SDK – software development kit
  • SIG – special interest group

Reference documents​

Refer to the following documents for more information as needed:

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