I actually set the packet-types to "ALL SCO" and let stack do its magic work according to your suggestions, but in reality it turned out to use HV3 which makes sense as that imply (AFAIK) that 2/3 of the bandwidth is used for the two SCO connections, leaving 1/3 left for the 3 RF_COMM connections.

/Markus

Mayank BATRA skrev:
For what it's worth;
    
	
  
After having cross-compiled to my embedded system and leaving the
    
USB-dongle solution behind, everything now works like a breeze and I now
have a BT device hosting running 2 SCO connections and 3 RF_COMM sockets
simultaneously.
	
And what packet types are these two SCO connectionis using now?

-Mayank


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