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Where does the peripheral stores the central's address?

  • Custom Board with MCU NordicSemi nRF51822-QFAA

  • Softdevice S110 7.1

  • IAR for ARM 7.1

  • SDK 7.2 using a merged service (HID keyboard example + NUS example + HRS example)

  • Testing with iPhone 5S, 6 and iPad air (iOS 8.1.3)

    / Nexus 5 and Galaxy Note 3 (Android 4.4.2).

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For example, my test device iPhone 5S 's address is 80:EA:96:FF:FF:FF.

(Is this address called MAC address? When I sniff with Wireshark, the source's address

appears like this.

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Anyway...)

Whereas my peripheral's address is EE:37:83:DD:DD:DD.

Previously on my question "HID Keyboard - Problems After Disconneting and Downloading" ,

when I press "Forget the device", the iPhone erases the bonding info, however,

the peripheral still leaves the phones info in the flash memory.

So I want to check each devices address and if I detect a same address, I want to delete that

bonding info block.

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Back to the question,

where can I check the bonded device's address?

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I tried to check these variables, but nothing seems to change except the index.

Where is the central's address?

+) Plus, is that address really called MAC address?

Also, is this address becomes stored into the peripheral's flash?

-Regards, Mango922

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