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Given the stack limitation of one Central to Peripheral active connection (assuming I'm not misinformed), are there any best practices / any of the "100 Days" examples which demonstrate connections to already known (btaddr and handle) peripherals? I've been told the peripheral has to be in the advertising state, though if I already have it's handle from a previous scan I can utilize that. What other shortcuts can I take to minimize "connecting time" if I need to juggle several peripherals.
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Enable bonding, add bonded devices to the whitelist and initiate a connect request to the next device in the queue immediately after disconnecting from the current device (assuming all the devices are advertising) would help reduce the connection time I guess.
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Enable bonding, add bonded devices to the whitelist and initiate a connect request to the next device in the queue immediately after disconnecting from the current device (assuming all the devices are advertising) would help reduce the connection time I guess.