while(1)
{
BLE_Run();
BLE_ManagePower();
if(Application_GetPowerState() == ACTIVE)
{
Application_Run();
}
Application_ManagePower();
System_ManagePower();
} /* End of while(1) */
Hello,
Above seems to be a generic main loop that can be used for low power ble applications. It works fine when the Application_Run(); function is quick and shorter than the BLE connection interval. After the quick application, the processor can go into deepsleep until the next connection. However, my application will run for up to two minutes and I don't need any BLE events to occur during the application.
Initially, I wanted to update the connection parameters such that I could skip connection events during the application. However, it seems the maximum connection timeout is 32s and I don't want disconnection.
If a connection occurs during my application, I assume my application would be halted for a few milliseconds and then resume after the connection. How would I put BLESS back into deepsleep after connection during the middle of my application? The 2 minute application is not a repetitive loop timed according to each connection event, so I cannot call Cybleprocessevents() and call CyBle_EnterLPM(CYBLE_BLESS_DEEPSLEEP) repetitively. Is there a way to call Cybleprocessevents() and call CyBle_EnterLPM(CYBLE_BLESS_DEEPSLEEP) every connection cycle?
I assume a can use a bless_interrupt callback function to call Cybleprocessevents() right before the connection. However, How would I put BLESS into deepsleep after connection.
Thanks!
