Introduction
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This example implements an OPP Server.  The default business card is stored in the user PSKeys.

Setup
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The values to be used for the default business card, are stored in the user PSKeys as follows.

                Field     PSKey      Maximum Length   Include if empty
                 Name   PSKEY_USR30       30                Yes
                Title   PSKEY_USR31       30                Yes
            Full Name   PSKEY_USR32       30                No
         Organisation   PSKEY_USR33       25                No
                  URL   PSKEY_USR34       25                No
                Phone   PSKEY_USR35       20                Yes
                EMail   PSKEY_USR36       20                No
               Mobile   PSKEY_USR37       20                No
        Card Revision   PSKEY_USR38       17                No

User PSKey 10 (PSKEY_USR10) can contain an optional maximum GOEP packet size.  If this is not present, or less than the minimum (255bytes), 255bytes will be used.

Instructions
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When the example is execute, the chip will be made discoverable and connectable.  Any OPP client should then be able to connect to the server.  The server supports, Business Card Push, Business Card Pull and Object Push.  The packets sent during a Push request are printed as debug.  Packets sent as part of a Pull request are also printed as debug before sending.

Pairing
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To establish a connection the client device must pair with the server using the default PIN 1234.