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 Introduction
 CSR's Bluetooth SDKs include a set of working examples and tutorials that demonstrate CSR's BlueCore functionality as well as providing clear guidance and best practice on how to develop applications for the BlueCore Virtual Machine and Kalimba DSP embedded environments. These examples and tutorials cover both Bluetooth and non-Bluetooth features and functionality. As such, some examples require a peer device with which to exchange data, some require CSR BlueCore development boards with specific hardware support, whilst some require hardware such as sensors provided by 3rd-party manufacturers. Use of 3rd party hardware will require the developer to add the appropriate support in software. We recommend you read the SDK Support Documentation included in this release and also the relevant Bluetooth Technical Specifications.Tutorials The tutorials are designed for developers new to the BlueCore development environment and include: Internal Message HandlingButton HandlingDriving LEDs
 Examples
 The examples try to focus on selected features and are not intended to exhaustively cover the full list of functionality provided by the BlueCore libraries, firmware and tools that are included in the SDK. Several examples utilise the Kalimba DSP as found in the BlueCore MultiMedia ICs. The examples include: Bluetooth Profiles & Protocols: Human Interface Device (HID) DongleHuman Interface Device (HID) KeyboardHuman Interface Device (HID) MouseSerial Port Profile (SPP) - role A & BOBject EXchange (OBEX) - serverGeneric Object Exchange Profile (GOEP) - serverObject Push Profile (OPP) - serverPhone Book Access Profile (PBAP) - server & clientFile Transfer Protocol (FTP) - client & server
 
 Core Bluetooth Technology: Asynchronous ConnectionLess (ACL) Link Connection StatusExtended Inquiry Response (Bluetooth 2.1 feature) - role A & B(Enhanced) Synchronous Connection Oriented (eSCO) Link - master & slaveL2CAP connection, Secure Simple Pairing ('Just Works' model) - role A & BRFCOMM connection, searching using SDP records and Secure Simple Pairing ('Just Works' model) - role A & B
 
 BlueCore Features: I2C DisplayLEDs & ButtonsUSB Audio
 
 DSP Examples: Tone GeneratorRotary EncoderAccessing the Flash Memory from the DSPAccessing PS Keys and Long Messages between DSP and VM
 
 Each example consists of one xIDE Workspace (or two where peer devices are required), source and configuration files. In some cases, an additional application is provided to run on the Windows host. Please see the ReadMe file included in each workspace for specific details. 
 
 
 
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