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background scanning

Woody Hung

i used nRF5_SDK_14.1.0_1dda907.

ANT protocol :

I used ant_background_scanning example.

I want to scannig device ID of hrm, bpwrt and bsc.

Then choose the device ID for received ant+ packet.

What is the function that can stop scanning mode?

Or, what is the way that achieve the situation that scan device ID then choose the device ID for received packet?

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    Hi, the number of ANT channels that can be open at any given time is set when calling sd_ant_enable() with ucTotalNumberOfChannels.

    If one of the channels is a background scanning channel with low priority search, then there is no problem to configure more channels that can be used to track a single device. The procedure to setup a second ANT channel is the same as always by assigning, setting channel ID, network keys, period, frequency,... and finally open channel. You can close and unassign a channel as always, even background scanning channel.

     

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    Hi, the number of ANT channels that can be open at any given time is set when calling sd_ant_enable() with ucTotalNumberOfChannels.

    If one of the channels is a background scanning channel with low priority search, then there is no problem to configure more channels that can be used to track a single device. The procedure to setup a second ANT channel is the same as always by assigning, setting channel ID, network keys, period, frequency,... and finally open channel. You can close and unassign a channel as always, even background scanning channel.

     

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