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Is there an example of multi-pairing and an example of deleting bonding individually?

Mr.Chu

Hi,

We are using SDK13 and nrf52832.

I want to do multi pairing using Mode 1 Level 4.

Is there an example of multi-pairing and an example of deleting bonding individually?

When connected by operating as a peripheral device, I would like to check if the device is registered as BD Addr and select the corresponding Mode 1 Level 4 key to connect.

4 or 8 Multi Central connections to peripheral devices.

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    Hi 

    We are using SDK13 and nrf52832.

    Is this an old project?
    Unless you are maintaining legacy code I would recommend migrating to a later version of the SDK. 

    I want to do multi pairing using Mode 1 Level 4.

    In order to decide which security mode/level you want to support you should set this on a pr characteristic level. For every characteristic you can set the required security parameters, and if the client wants to access that characteristic it will need to ensure that the link is paired accordingly. 

    Is there an example of multi-pairing and an example of deleting bonding individually?

    We don't have an examples showing how to do this explicitly, but essentially all you have to do is to ensure that you are not connected to the device you are trying to remove bonding for, and use the pm_peer_delete() function.

    Best regards
    Torbjørn 

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  • +1

    Hi 

    We are using SDK13 and nrf52832.

    Is this an old project?
    Unless you are maintaining legacy code I would recommend migrating to a later version of the SDK. 

    I want to do multi pairing using Mode 1 Level 4.

    In order to decide which security mode/level you want to support you should set this on a pr characteristic level. For every characteristic you can set the required security parameters, and if the client wants to access that characteristic it will need to ensure that the link is paired accordingly. 

    Is there an example of multi-pairing and an example of deleting bonding individually?

    We don't have an examples showing how to do this explicitly, but essentially all you have to do is to ensure that you are not connected to the device you are trying to remove bonding for, and use the pm_peer_delete() function.

    Best regards
    Torbjørn 

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