Peer Manager event dispacthing - NRF52832 SDK 15.0.0

RE: Peer Manager event dispacthing - NRF52832 SDK 15.0.0

lbe — Thu, 26 Jul 2018 07:04:55 GMT

Thank you for pointing me in the right direction, this seems to be the reason why I cannot bond. I will follow the guidelines you indicated. I accepted your answer.

RE: Peer Manager event dispacthing - NRF52832 SDK 15.0.0

Hung Bui — Wed, 25 Jul 2018 15:09:39 GMT

You would need to read the Apple Design Guideline at section 10.10

Basically in your app you should read a characteristic that requires bonding, then when the phone see the error insufficient authentication it will start bonding/pairing.

RE: Peer Manager event dispacthing - NRF52832 SDK 15.0.0

lbe — Mon, 23 Jul 2018 13:11:24 GMT

Hello,

thanks for your reply. For the NRF52 I used the ble_app_template as a starting point, then I added more functionalities; the IOS app is an application I coded myself. As far as I know, I cannot trigger a bonding from the IPhone....this is managed by the IOs (again, this is my understanding). The question I have is why the bonding is not triggered, thus causing the peer manager callback to never be invoked

RE: Peer Manager event dispacthing - NRF52832 SDK 15.0.0

Hung Bui — Wed, 11 Jul 2018 15:53:55 GMT

Hi,

How did you connect to the device from the Iphone ? Using which app ?

How did you trigger a bonding from the Iphone ? If you don't trigger a bonding, there won't be any peer manager activity.

When you test ble_app_hids_keyboard, what did you see ? That example basically does what you wanted to do, advertise with whitelist after the first phone bond to it.

RE: Peer Manager event dispacthing - NRF52832 SDK 15.0.0

lbe — Wed, 11 Jul 2018 11:19:01 GMT

It may be worth specifying that I had problems when trying to bond an IOs device (IPhone 7 plus). Apparently, if I use an Android device, the pm_evt_handler is called when using the application proximity....Do you have any idea about this?