Connecting to Bluetooth Low Energy devices

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Hello

Trying  to get started with Bluetooth Low Energy devices, i used hcitool and 
gatttool to enumerate device attributes, but did not get far:

# hcitool lescan
LE Scan ...
<MAC-Device1> Battery V1.0
<MAC-Device1> (unknown)
<MAC-Device2> Battery V1.0
<MAC-Device2> (unknown)
^C

# gatttool -b <MAC-Device1> -I
[   ][<MAC-Device1>][LE]> connect
Connecting... connect error: connect error: Connection refused (111)
[   ][<MAC-Device1>][LE]>

This is all i get.

The devices are Nordic Semiconductor nRF8001 based and currently run a simple 
BTLE demo application by Nordic Semiconductor. It does not use bind/paring but 
simple connect. Unfornately that doesn't seem to work.

The host uses an of-the-shelf USB Bluetooth 4.0 Stick with a Broadcom 
BCM20702A0 Chip inside.

Am i doing something obviously wrong?
Any tips where to get more information about the error (dmesg shows nothing)?

Regards
Philipp Claves

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