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Type Alias

CBPeripheralIdentifier

While stable locally, Apple identifies CoreBluetooth peripherals via a UUID that differs between a user’s phones and computers. Once connected, a MetaWear’s `MetaWear/MetaWear/info`` property exposes the stable MAC address, as does our advertising packet when seen via Android.

Declaration

typealias CBPeripheralIdentifier = UUID

See Also

Identifiers

typealias MACAddress

A 6-byte unique identifier for a MetaWear and any Bluetooth device (e.g., F1:4A:45:90:AC:9D)