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#. In the next page you will be prompted to **Select SDK type**, click :guilabel:`nRF Connect SDK Bare Metal`.
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#. In the next page you will be prompted to **Select an SDK version (or enter the branch, tag or commit SHA) to install...**, click :guilabel:`v0.8.0` marked on the right by the label :guilabel:`Pre-packaged SDKs &Toolchains`.
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#. In the next page you will be prompted to **Select an SDK version (or enter the branch, tag or commit SHA) to install...**, click :guilabel:`v0.9.0` marked on the right by the label :guilabel:`Pre-packaged SDKs &Toolchains`.
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#. In the next page you will be prompted to select a destination for the SDK. The default suggestion is recommended. Then press **Enter**.
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This will proceed by installing |BMshort| and the respective Toolchain it requires.
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#. In the next page you will be prompted to **Select SDK type**, click :guilabel:`nRF Connect SDK Bare Metal`.
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#. In the next page you will be prompted to **Select an SDK version (or enter the branch, tag or commit SHA) to install...**, click :guilabel:`v0.8.0` marked on the right by the label :guilabel:`GitHub`.
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#. In the next page you will be prompted to **Select an SDK version (or enter the branch, tag or commit SHA) to install...**, click :guilabel:`v0.9.0` marked on the right by the label :guilabel:`GitHub`.
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#. In the next page you will be prompted to select a destination for the SDK. The default suggestion is recommended. Then press **Enter**.
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.. _lib_ble_service_hids:
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Bluetooth: Human Interface Device Service (HIDS)
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Human Interface Device Service (HIDS)
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Overview
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This module implements the ``Human Interface Device Service`` with the corresponding set of characteristics.
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During initialization it adds the Human Interface Device Service and a set of characteristics as per the Human Interface Device Service specification and the user requirements to the BLE stack database.
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This module implements the Human Interface Device Service with the corresponding set of characteristics.
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During initialization, it adds the Human Interface Device Service and a set of characteristics as per the Human Interface Device Service specification and the user requirements to the Bluetooth LE stack database.
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If enabled, notification of Input Report characteristics is performed when the application calls the corresponding ``ble_hids_xx_input_report_send()`` function.
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If enabled, notification of Input Report characteristics is performed when the application calls one of the corresponding functions:
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* :c:func:`ble_hids_inp_rep_send`
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* :c:func:`ble_hids_boot_kb_inp_rep_send`
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The application can send input reports by calling the :c:func:`ble_hids_inp_rep_send` function.
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Separate functions exist for sending boot keyboard and boot mouse input reports.
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See the :c:func:`ble_hids_boot_kb_inp_rep_send` and :c:func:`ble_hids_boot_mouse_inp_rep_send` functions, respectively.
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The application can get the current output reports by calling the :c:func:`ble_hids_outp_rep_send` function.
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The application can get the current output reports by calling the :c:func:`ble_hids_outp_rep_get` function.
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Usage of this service is demonstrated in the following samples:
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This is based on the Simple Management Protocol (SMP) provided by `MCUmgr`_, an open source project that provides a management subsystem that is portable across multiple real-time operating systems.
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It is based on the Simple Management Protocol (SMP) provided by `MCUmgr`_, an open source project that provides a management subsystem that is portable across multiple real-time operating systems.
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