Multi-Connections at same time possible on newest version of Channel Sounding for ranging Initiator/Reflector?

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  • NickDeLeenheer said:
    Yes i am sorry, i was a little bit stressed out about getting my code fixed as soon as possible. I appreciate all the help that i get from Nordic engineers. In my first reply to your answer i stated that i would like to have help on my other case (ticket). I wanted to close this ticket already, but i first wanted to also speak to you about my urge to get a working code...

    No problem, that is very understandable. Slight smile My point was just that I'd prefer to keep the tickets on topic. Though now I a bit uncertain about where to draw the line, yesterday I got the impression that the two cases where originally about somewhat different things. At least we can keep the sequential vs multiple connections question in the other ticket. 

    Like I told you in a previous ticket, if you are at the end of your masters thesis, unless your thesis revolves around optimizing channel sounding, I wouldn't focus on this. Optimizing this would take some time.

    Regards,

    Elfving

  • Hi,

    I just got a working code! Thank you very murch!

    Kind regards,

    Nick De Leenheer

  • Great Nick! Glad to hear it Slight smile Hope your supervisor accepts you getting it a day late.

    Regards,

    Elfving

  • Hey Nick, I am also working on multi-connections. I saw that you were able to get sequential connections, I was wondering how you achieved this, is it by making a queue in the reflector to manage the connections? Right now my initiators are just connecting simultaneously, and which ever comes first connects first and the second one would sometimes be able to connect, the other times it shows "tried to parse empty step data". Sometimes they both connect, and at times they both don't connect. I believe they are competing for resources, leading to a race condition. I cannot get consistent results due to uncertain outcomes. I was wondering how you managed to get a perfect sequential order, or if you even have a simultaneous connection now. Thanks.

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