On 07/23/2012 08:31 AM, Ajay KV wrote:
Hi,
So that means at a time i can not able to establish two LE
active connections. One more task i wanna try is to send L2cap
data packets through L2cap signalling channel (cid 0x05) . But as per my
knowledge kernel has designed it to work only on cid 0x05
Andre Guedes wrote:
Hi Ajay,
On Fri, Jul 20, 2012 at 3:11 AM, Ajay KV <ajay.kv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi all,
Since im new to bluetooth low energy technology , i need some
guidance from
you . Following are the issues that im searching for a solution
1 : Is it possible to establish mutiple LE connection at a time . Im
using
fedora 13 , linux 2.6.39 version with 4.0 LE supported dongles
2: now im not concentrating on user profiles like GATT and ATT . i
wanted to
do it using HCI and L2cap connections
You are able to establish one LE connection at a time. If you have
more than one device you want to connect to, you can use whitelist.
Add the devices to whitelist and issue the LE connection command. As
soon as one of the devices starts advertising, the connection will be
established.
You can use hcitool to add devices to whitelist and issue LE
connection command.
BR,
Andre
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As Andre said - you can not create multiple connections at the same
time, but you can have multiple active connections at the same time. The
only limitation is during the connection creation procedure. After an LE
connection has been established to device A, you can create a second LE
connection to device B.
BR,
Chen Ganir
Texas Instruments.
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