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leaps_usr_data_write

Write custom user data to non volatile memory or send the data over UWB or BLE interface. To receive notifications on new user data or to read user data refer to leaps_usr_data_read.

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Input

• data

• type: ? 2 bits ? (user data type, ‘0’ means write user data to the UWB interface, ‘1’ means write user data to the BLE interface, ‘2’ means write user data to non volatile memory)

• flags: overwrite

• overwrite: ? 1 bit ?

  • ‘0’ means do not overwrite

  • ‘1’ means overwrite data currently being sent

Output

• Status Code

‘Busy’ - Previous data are not yet sent, try again or send with overwrite flag set to 1.

‘Invalid parameter’ - Size of the user data is too high or the type of the usr data is unknown.

‘Internal error’ - Unexpected internal error.

BLE

‘Not permitted’ - No active connection on the BLE interface.

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Example (write UWB user data)

TLV Request
Type	Length	Value
		flags (bits 0-1) type (bit 2) overwrite (bits 3-7) reserved	UWB, BLE user data - max 26 bytes non-volatile memory user data - max 250 bytes
0x1A	0x23	0x00	0x01 0x02 0x03 …. 0x23 0x22

Type 0x1A (26 dec) means command leaps_usr_data_write

TLV response
Type	Length	Value
0x40	0x01	0x00

Type 0x40 means Status Code of the command

Example (overwrite BLE user data)

TLV Request
Type	Length	Value
		flags (bits 0-1) type (bit 2) overwrite (bits 3-7) reserved	BLE user data max 34 bytes
0x1A	0x23	0x05	0x01 0x02 0x03 …. 0x23 0x22

Type 0x1A (26 dec) means command leaps_usr_data_write

TLV response
Type	Length	Value
0x40	0x01	0x00

Type 0x40 means Status Code of the command

Example (write user data to non volatile memory)

TLV Request
Type	Length	Value
		flags (bits 0-1) type (bit 2) overwrite (bits 3-7) reserved	BLE user data max 34 bytes
0x1A	0x23	0x02	0x01 0x02 0x03 …. 0xFA

Type 0x1A (26 dec) means command leaps_usr_data_write

TLV response
Type	Length	Value
0x40	0x01	0x00

Type 0x40 means Status Code of the command