3 Replies Latest reply on Nov 9, 2017 7:44 AM by e.pratt_1639216

Peripheral advertise min max period

daniel.mawas_1984421 Oct 31, 2017 2:30 AM

Hi,

I would like to understand the reason we have a range for advertisements min max period in PSOC BLE for peripheral GAP profiles.

I want to master the power the power consumption in Slow Advertising Interval, and would like to understand what will be the real interval chosen by the stack if I specify a range 1000 to 2000 ms for example. Will it take the min, max interval or a randomly generated interval averaging 1.5sec ?

Concerning Apple recommendations, it seems we should not have a grater than 1285ms period, although I had no issues connecting with my IPhone with greater values.

Does anyone have recommendations on maximum interval to allow quick connections to Android phones & IOS devices ?

Thanks for your help.

1. Re: Peripheral advertise min max period

daniel.mawas_1984421 Nov 3, 2017 2:04 PM (in response to daniel.mawas_1984421)

I found a partial answer to my questions in this post Re: Switch between FAST and SLOW adevrtising

The min / max advertise parameters are there to set a random function range.

Didn't find the answer on Apple guidelines maximum 1280ms. Anyone could help on that ?
Is there any issue except slower connexion to set a min 3000 and max 4000 with some old IOS versions ?
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2. Re: Peripheral advertise min max period

hima Nov 9, 2017 12:49 AM (in response to daniel.mawas_1984421)

These parameters are specific to Apple. Can you kindly check Apple forums for details on these.

Thanks,
Hima
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3. Re: Peripheral advertise min max period

e.pratt_1639216 Nov 9, 2017 7:44 AM (in response to daniel.mawas_1984421)

Technical Q&A QA1931: Using the correct Bluetooth LE Advertising and Connection Parameters for a stable connection
The link above explains the interval times as being ideal for maximizing connection speed, thus as you are suggesting, longer intervals/times will only slow down connection, but won't necessarily fail to work.
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