Thanks for you quick answer ... it seems to working now :)

Franz

Marcel Holtmann schrieb:

>Hi Franz,
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>
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>>Securty Mode 3 is not safty, isn't it ;) My problem is, I need a f***
>>connection between Watch and computer for a special live-demo in a
>>closed lab.
>>
>>
>
>the security mode 3 is not more safe than security mode 2.
>
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>>And the next problem is that pairing doesn't work with the watch, so I
>>turned everything off. So all I need is just a connection to send tcp
>>packages - I don't care about the secury.
>>
>>
>
>You must switch "auth" and "encrypt" off on _both_ sides. If one device
>is in security mode 3 than the other must follow. This is how security
>mode 1 is definied in the specification.
>
>Regards
>
>Marcel
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