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nRF Connect Android - what do the arrows mean?

(there isn't an option for nRF Android or Mobile when creating a case!)

Next to each Characteristic is one or more little arrow icons:

Where is the documentation which describes what these actually mean?

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  • Hi,

    I couldn't find it documented, but a quick guide:

    arrow pointing down = read
    arrow pointing up = write (type to be chosen on the dialog) or send notification/indication (when in Server tab)
    3 arrows pointing down = enable notifications
    3 arrows pointing down, crossed = disable notifications
    2 arrows, one up, one down = enable indications
    2 arrows, one up, one down, crossed = disable indications
    traffic light symbol = add Sleep If/Sleep Until when Macro is running
    underlined pen = set value (on Server tab, a characteristic or descriptor that can be read from remote side allows to set it's value)

    In general: Clicking an icon causes an action... opens a dialog or changes Enabled/Disabled state. So hopefully it is observable what just happened.

    Best regards,
    Kenneth 

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  • Hi,

    I couldn't find it documented, but a quick guide:

    arrow pointing down = read
    arrow pointing up = write (type to be chosen on the dialog) or send notification/indication (when in Server tab)
    3 arrows pointing down = enable notifications
    3 arrows pointing down, crossed = disable notifications
    2 arrows, one up, one down = enable indications
    2 arrows, one up, one down, crossed = disable indications
    traffic light symbol = add Sleep If/Sleep Until when Macro is running
    underlined pen = set value (on Server tab, a characteristic or descriptor that can be read from remote side allows to set it's value)

    In general: Clicking an icon causes an action... opens a dialog or changes Enabled/Disabled state. So hopefully it is observable what just happened.

    Best regards,
    Kenneth 

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