Re: [Bluez-users] problem in parking device. bluez-libs 3.14, bluez-utils-3.14

[Mahin Gupta <mahingupta@gmail.com>]

Tom Allebrandi <tom <at> ytram.com> writes:

> 
> -----Original Message-----
> > the park mode support is always complicated. I would advise you to not
> > support it. Especially with non CSR based chips. However you have to run
> > hcidump -X -V to see what is really going on.
> 
> I would echo Marcel's comments. Use of Park Mode is generally discouraged
> and at some point in the future there's a decent chance that Park Mode will
> be deprecated.
> 
> Because of this, many of the devices that you might try to connect to may
> support Park Mode but not enable it. You are much better off making sure
> that Sniff Mode is working -- if your application needs to care.
 Hi Tom ,
 Thanks for reply ...
 I want to use Park mode to connect more than 7 devices at a time.
 If I use sniff mode than is it possible that I can connect more than 7 devices ..
 I learned that when we put any link in Park mode, it releases its AM_ADDR (
Active Address, 3 bit ) and gets a new PM_ADDR ( park Mode address, 8 bit ). so
now we can use the released AM_ADDR to create a new active link.
 But in sniff mode link does not release AM_ADDR...
 So may be we can not use sniff mode to connect more than 7 devices..
 Any help/suggestion on this point




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