From: "T. Bolten" <t.bolten@gmx.com>
To: linux-bluetooth@vger.kernel.org
Subject: Multiple BLE connections to one GATT-Server
Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2014 11:43:26 +0200 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <5440E4BE.3020303@gmx.com> (raw)
Hello,
I'm new in the area of Bluetooth-programming and I hope this is the
right place for my question. A web search at the usual web portals was
not very helpful due to contradictory statements and I'm "lost" in the
Bluetooth Core specification.
Basically my question related to Bluetooth Low Energy is the following:
Is it technically possible to connect multiple BLE GATT Clients (in my
case smartphones, called in the bluetooth terminology central/master
device?) to one BLE GATT Server (in my case a Linux box with Bluez,
called in the bluetooth terminology slave or peripheral device?)?
The basic idea here is that several different smartphones should
simultaneously read (read-only, not write) some self-defined service
characteristics to inform the clients about some kind of progress or
event state. These progress-information is unfortunately to large to be
included in the advertisement package.
I have already an implementation that advertises a service with some
self defined characteristics but I can connect to this GATT service only
with one smartphone - then the advertising stops and I'm unable to
connect to this service with an other device.
After reading a lot of web posts I'm unsure if my idea can work or it is
already "broken by design"?
I am grateful for any suggestion.
Greetings
T. Bolten
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2014-10-17 9:43 T. Bolten [this message]
2014-10-17 11:45 ` Multiple BLE connections to one GATT-Server Marcel Holtmann
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2014-10-17 8:48 T. Bolten
2014-10-17 9:31 ` T. Bolten
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