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JDY-16 (UUID Configuration)

This document provides examples of configuring 128-bit and 16-bit UUIDs for Bluetooth services and features. It describes sending AT commands to set the service UUID, characteristics UUIDs for read/write channels, and resetting to apply the changes. Steps include setting the UUID length, sending the UUIDs in hexadecimal format, and resetting for the changes to take effect.

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JDY-16 (UUID Configuration)

This document provides examples of configuring 128-bit and 16-bit UUIDs for Bluetooth services and features. It describes sending AT commands to set the service UUID, characteristics UUIDs for read/write channels, and resetting to apply the changes. Steps include setting the UUID length, sending the UUIDs in hexadecimal format, and resetting for the changes to take effect.

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JDY-16 UUID change configuration method

128 bit UUID change method


Example 1：
Bluetooth service UUID：0000ff00-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb
Features UUID
Low power Bluetooth uses a unified UUID to read and write operations, APP write data to the
Bluetooth device by using the write channel, UUID1 is 0000ff02-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb，
APP access data from Bluetooth device by using notification channel, UUID2 is
0000ff01-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb

The AT instructions needed to configure the above 128 bit UUID are as follows,
Step 1：Send AT+UUIDLEN1 // Indicates enable 128 bit UUID
Step 2：Send service UUID, send instructions in sixteen decimal format as follows,
41 54 2B 53 56 52 55 55 49 44 00 00 ff 00 00 00 10 00 80 00 00 80 5f 9b 34 fb 0d 0a
Step 3：Configuration features UUID1, send instructions in sixteen decimal format as follows,
41 54 2B 43 48 52 55 55 49 44 00 00 ff 02 00 00 10 00 80 00 00 80 5f 9b 34 fb 0d 0a
Step 4：Configuration features UUID2, send instructions in sixteen decimal format as follows,
41 54 2B 43 52 58 55 55 49 44 00 00 ff 01 00 00 10 00 80 00 00 80 5f 9b 34 fb 0d 0a
Step 5：AT+RST reset mode, Android mobile phone does not need to reopen Bluetooth, and IOS
mobile phone needs to reopen Bluetooth.
Using the Lightblue search, the UUID of the Bluetooth module has been changed, which
requires UUID.

The following is an example of 16 bit UUID configuration.


Example 2：
Requirement: service UUID is: FF00, feature UUID1 is: FF01, function is APP receiving serial data,
The feature UUID2 is FF02, and the function is to write data to the module serial port by
APP.
The above requirements send AT instructions as follows,
AT+SVRUUIDFF00 //Change service UUID
AT+CHRUUIDFF01 //Change feature UUID1
AT+CRXUUIDFF02 //Change feature UUID2
AT+RST // reset mode
Android mobile phone does not need to reopen Bluetooth, and IOS mobile phone needs to
reopen Bluetooth.
Using the Lightblue search, the UUID of the Bluetooth module has been changed, which
requires UUID.

Example 3：
Requirements: service UUID: FF00, The feature UUID1 is: FF01, the function is APP to receive the
serial port data, and it can also write data to the module serial port through this UUID.
The above requirements send AT instructions as follows,
AT+SVRUUIDFF00 // Change service UUID
AT+CHRUUIDFF01 // Change feature UUID1
AT+RST // reset mode
Android mobile phone does not need to reopen Bluetooth, and IOS mobile phone needs to
reopen Bluetooth.
Using the Lightblue search, the UUID of the Bluetooth module has been changed, which
requires UUID.

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