You write to both of them? Do they do different things? Or do the same thing?
For me they do same things.
*101 = Writable, indicate
*102 = Writable without response, Notify
*103 = Indicate
What do they do, as in: how do you know the string has been received by the BLE device? Does it, say, turn a LED on?
I can see a rx buffer of device and when I send data with LightBlue, I see in buffer same data transmitted.
If we had to choose which one to get working first, *101 or *102, which one would we do?
At the moment, *101 or *102 is indifferent.
In LightBlue, I can send data only if I tap to "Subscribe" button, otherwise it tell me "Data sent" but I don't receive any.
For me, this should not crashes the b4a program.
In doubt I ask you if is there perhaps a subscription function?
Thanks.