Introduction
The ModusToolbox™ Bluetooth® Configurator is a powerful graphical tool designed to streamline the development of Bluetooth® applications. It assists developers in generating essential code components, including the Generic Attribute Profile (GATT) database, Generic Access Profile (GAP) configurations, Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP) settings, and link layer parameters. This guide provides comprehensive instructions on launching, utilizing, and configuring the tool for various Infineon devices and supported libraries.
Key Features
- Facilitates code generation for Bluetooth® applications.
- Supports configuration of GATT, GAP, L2CAP, and link layer parameters.
- Compatible with a wide range of Infineon wireless devices and libraries, including AIROC™ and PSoC™ families.
- Offers multiple launch methods: via make command, IDE integration (VS Code, Eclipse), or standalone executables (GUI and CLI).
- Provides detailed GUI descriptions, including toolbars, tabs, and notice lists for intuitive operation.
- Includes sections on quick start, code generation specifics for different options (Option1-4), and parameter configuration.
Getting Started
To begin using the Bluetooth® Configurator, developers can refer to the 'Launch the Bluetooth® Configurator' section for detailed instructions. The tool can be launched through various integrated development environments or as a standalone application. The 'Quick start' section offers a concise overview of the workflow, from launching the configurator to generating application code.
For more in-depth information and specific configuration details, please consult the relevant sections within this document, such as 'Parameters configuration' and 'Code generation'.
For additional resources and documentation, visit the Infineon website.
