If you want to test the multipheral example, take a look at this link. Do you have one central device or many central devices? It seems the multiperipheral example is used to connect one peripheral to many central devices. What you are referring to seems a lot like a great application for a mesh network. I would take a look at the blog post you referred to (using mesh sdk v0.10.0) or try running the latest mesh sdk v1.0.0 using segger embedded studio (SES). If you are having trouble with transferring the mesh examples to Keil, my guess is it would take about the same amount of time to getting used to SES.
If you want to test the multipheral example, take a look at this link. Do you have one central device or many central devices? It seems the multiperipheral example is used to connect one peripheral to many central devices. What you are referring to seems a lot like a great application for a mesh network. I would take a look at the blog post you referred to (using mesh sdk v0.10.0) or try running the latest mesh sdk v1.0.0 using segger embedded studio (SES). If you are having trouble with transferring the mesh examples to Keil, my guess is it would take about the same amount of time to getting used to SES.
