🚀 OTX18-BLE-Examples 🚀

This repository provides two example projects demonstrating Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) functionality using the Onethinx OTX-18 module:

1. BLE Scanner - Scans and lists available BLE advertisements.
2. BLE GATT Communication - Establishes communication with a BLE peripheral using GATT.

Requirements

• Hardware

  • Onethinx OTX-18 module
  • Debugger (e.g., MiniProg4)
  • BLE-enabled devices for testing

• Software

  • Visual Studio Code
  • OTX-Maestro Extension
  • PSoC Creator (optional) for chip configuration

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Project	Description
1	This example demonstrates how to use the Onethinx OTX-18 module as a BLE scanner, continuously scanning for advertisements from nearby BLE devices.
2	This example demonstrates how the Onethinx OTX-18 module acts as a BLE central device, connecting to a BLE peripheral using the GATT (Generic Attribute Profile) protocol.

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⚙️ Setup Instructions (Common for Both Examples)

1. Install Required Tools

Follow these steps to set up your development environment:

• Install Visual Studio Code.
• Install the OTX-Maestro extension.
• (Optional) Install PSoC Creator if chip reconfiguration is needed.

2. Configure and Build in VS Code

• Open the project folder (BLE_Scanner or BLE_GATT).
• Click "Clean-Reconfigure" in the status bar.
• Click "Build-And-Launch" to flash and debug.

3. Monitor Output

Use a serial terminal (e.g., PuTTY, Termite) to view the BLE scan results or GATT communication logs.

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🐝 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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🔗 Useful Resources

• Onethinx Documentation
• BLE Protocol Overview
• PSoC Creator & BLE Middleware

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