Multi bonding

RE: Multi bonding

Sigurd — Tue, 18 Jun 2019 10:34:28 GMT

[quote userid="18378" url="~/f/nordic-q-a/48140/multi-bonding/191218"]Which parameters tells in my pheripheral how many units can be bonded?! [/quote]

It depends on the available flash memory that is allocated by the peer manager

[quote userid="18378" url="~/f/nordic-q-a/48140/multi-bonding/191218"]

What can be the problem?

Are there any guide lines to debug this situation?

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I recommend enabling UART/RTT logging. The log should be able to tell you what went wrong. See this and this page. If you are working with SDK 11, you should also be aware of this page.

RE: Multi bonding

yuval — Thu, 06 Jun 2019 05:46:28 GMT

"So you retrieve the mac address of the bonded peers from the peer manager, and compares it to the address in the scan request packet send from the central ? Is that correct ?"

- Something like that....The phone is changing it's MAC address every few minutes, therfore i use the IRK with the MAC in order to see if the phone was already bonded and belongs to my unit.

As i said, My pheripheral sucseeded with bonding to one phone, but when the unit tries to bond with another phone - it fails !

Which parameters tells in my pheripheral how many units can be bonded?!

What can be the problem?

Are there any guide lines to debug this situation?

B.r,

Yuval.

RE: Multi bonding

Sigurd — Wed, 05 Jun 2019 14:43:45 GMT

Hi,

The peer manager supports multiple bonds, so it should not be any issues to bond to 2 devices.

[quote userid="18378" url="~/f/nordic-q-a/48140/multi-bonding"]i use these keys to find out if the phones were bonded before and belongs to me[/quote]

So you retrieve the mac address of the bonded peers from the peer manager, and compares it to the address in the scan request packet send from the central ? Is that correct ?

Could you post some code that shows how you are doing that ? After bonding with 2 devices, are you able to get both address from the peer manager ?