HID Bluetooth routine

Passkey for 04:7F:0E:00:0F:CA (public): 609969
Press Button 0 to confirm, Button 1 to reject.
Numeric Match, conn 0x20002458
Security changed: 04:7F:0E:00:0F:CA (public) level 4
Pairing completed: 04:7F:0E:00:0F:CA (public), bonded: 1
I: BAS Notifications enabled
I: BAS Notifications disabled
Disconnected from 04:7F:0E:00:0F:CA (public), reason 0x13 
Direct advertising to 04:7F:0E:00:0D:A4 (public) started
Direct advertising to 04:7F:0E:00:0D:A4 (public) timed out
Direct advertising to 04:7F:0E:00:0F:CA (public) started
Direct advertising to 04:7F:0E:00:0F:CA (public) timed out
Regular advertising started

My error message is that it works on a computer, but it doesn't work on the company computer. I'm not sure if it's the encryption software on the company computer, but I don't think it will affect the Bluetooth data transmission issue. And what driver error is reported? I have checked with the device manager and it is already the latest Bluetooth driver.








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  • Hi, 

    Disconnect reason 0x13 is BT_HCI_ERR_REMOTE_USER_TERM_CONN, which indicates that the remote user terminated the connection. It means that since you're seeing it on the peripheral side, the central (computer) side is triggering the disconnect for some reason. Are you able to see a disconnect reason on the Windows side, or are you able to take a Sniffer trace of what is happening over the air to give us a better idea? This is where you download the nRF Sniffer. You should also check out the nRF sniffer user guide on our Infocenter to get started. 

    My Nordic blog has many questions, some and a few, all of them. I asked some questions and then answered without any response, showing no sign of solving the problem. I even replied for several days. Perhaps you cannot understand my desire to solve the problem. It is not that I do not have the ability to solve the problem, but that I am using Nordic in a field that I am completely unfamiliar with. I hope that you can sincerely solve any blogger's problem here, instead of just giving a casual answer and asking us for a solution??? I replied, but ignored it

    Please raise your questions by creating support cases instead of leaving them in the comments section under the blog post. 

    Regards,
    Amanda H.

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  • Hi, 

    Disconnect reason 0x13 is BT_HCI_ERR_REMOTE_USER_TERM_CONN, which indicates that the remote user terminated the connection. It means that since you're seeing it on the peripheral side, the central (computer) side is triggering the disconnect for some reason. Are you able to see a disconnect reason on the Windows side, or are you able to take a Sniffer trace of what is happening over the air to give us a better idea? This is where you download the nRF Sniffer. You should also check out the nRF sniffer user guide on our Infocenter to get started. 

    My Nordic blog has many questions, some and a few, all of them. I asked some questions and then answered without any response, showing no sign of solving the problem. I even replied for several days. Perhaps you cannot understand my desire to solve the problem. It is not that I do not have the ability to solve the problem, but that I am using Nordic in a field that I am completely unfamiliar with. I hope that you can sincerely solve any blogger's problem here, instead of just giving a casual answer and asking us for a solution??? I replied, but ignored it

    Please raise your questions by creating support cases instead of leaving them in the comments section under the blog post. 

    Regards,
    Amanda H.

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