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Reconnecting in central mode

I am developing an application on nRF52 wich simultaneously acts as a central and peripheral and I am using the Peer Manager to manage bonding. The central needs to stay connected with a few already bonded peripherals which can occasionally get out or reach and disconnect. Therefore, if not all peripherals are connected, a scanning will be constantly running. The application parses all received advertising reports and first filter them out based on the Manufacturing specific data and then on the Flags. And here it comes the question - how do I filter out the advertising reports further and distinguish the ones coming from devices which have already got a valid bond with this particular central? Does the Peer Manager or the ID Manager provide this functionality or the application needs to keep track on that based on for instance peer addresses?

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  • In the main() I have a call to whitelist_load() beofre start_scan(). In this function, there is a call to pm_whitelist_set(). The two functions whitelist_load() and peer_list_get() are copied from the ble_app_hrs_c example project. I do not call sd_ble_gap_whitelist_set() before calling sd_ble_gap_connect(). Should I do that considering the pm_whitelist_set()? The project that I am working on is an nRF52 with S132 V3 acting as a central which keeps a connection to up to 8 peripherals, and in parallel acts as a peripheral to a smartphone. Therefore, I thought that using a white list to handle all 9 connections would be "the smart" way to go.

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  • In the main() I have a call to whitelist_load() beofre start_scan(). In this function, there is a call to pm_whitelist_set(). The two functions whitelist_load() and peer_list_get() are copied from the ble_app_hrs_c example project. I do not call sd_ble_gap_whitelist_set() before calling sd_ble_gap_connect(). Should I do that considering the pm_whitelist_set()? The project that I am working on is an nRF52 with S132 V3 acting as a central which keeps a connection to up to 8 peripherals, and in parallel acts as a peripheral to a smartphone. Therefore, I thought that using a white list to handle all 9 connections would be "the smart" way to go.

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