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Inspector Gatt

Inspector Gatt at Mac App Store analyse

Joseph Parness
Developer Tools Education Education
5,262 ratings · Power index: 260
Free Mac App Store Follow Website
Version 2.7
Size 3.04 Mb
Updated 2 months ago
Released 16 Jul 2015

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Description

Inspector Gatt® provides a platform for developers and interested parties to scan for Bluetooth® Low Energy peripherals and interact with their Gatt services. Inspector Gatt allows the user to: 1. Scan and connect to Bluetooth® Low Energy peripherals 2. Expose Gatt services contained in a connected peripheral 3. Expose Gatt characteristics contained in a particular service 4. Expose Gatt descriptors contained in a particular characteristic Once a characteristic is selected the user may read, write, or subscribe to the characteristic depending on that characteristics properties. The software adheres to the Generic Attribute Profile (Gatt) specification located in Core System Package [Host Volume] Part G of the BLUETOOTH® SPECIFICATION Version 4.1. Bluetooth® is a registered trademark of the Bluetooth® Special Interest Group www.bluetooth.org

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Monthly Downloads > 5.72k
Est. Revenue ~ $2.34k
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BLE write not functional

michael.mogenson · 10 years ago

I’m unable to write to a characteristic. LightBlue and other BLE apps are able to write.

Handy little tool - having difficulty with WRITES and notifications

kid electric · 10 years ago

Really sped up the process for my checking and testing things before actually programming an app to do so. READS work well However, like a previous review mentioned, it seems to have problems with WRITE operations. (When I choose to WRITE a raw message to a read/write attribute, nothing shows up in the log, and doing a read shows value has not changed) Also, is there a way to check for receipt of “notify” events… will these show up in the log? I haven’t been able to get notifications, but I might just not be triggering them… more testing necessary.