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Introducing Mecel Bluetooth Low Energy with endless possibilities
Sep 14, 2010 12:42 BST
The first version of Mecel Bluetooth SDK supporting Low Energy (Dual mode) has been officially released.
Mecel Bluetooth SDK - BLE includes the core layers of Bluetooth BR/EDR and the Attribute protocol, (ATT), the Security Manager Protocol (SMP) and the Generic Attribute Profile (GATT) to support Dual-mode Bluetooth Low Energy.
Mecel Bluetooth SDK – BLE will support the following BLE profiles: Network Availability Profile, Personal User Interface Device Profile, Proximity Profile, Single Remote Control Profile and Time Service Profile.
What is Bluetooth Low Energy?
Bluetooth Low Energy is a new ultra-low power wireless technology aimed at new applications for wireless devices. The Bluetooth Specification 4.0 enables a wide range of new applications and small coin-cell powered devices to be used in the health care, fitness, security and home entertainment industries.
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