saunwin Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 23, 2017 #1 Hi Guys, The TI bluetooth paper - HERE states - The first is the “classic” Bluetooth device as mentioned earlier. These are typically those devices that need a maintained and often high-throughput connection. Does this mean that when I've finished sending a packet of data via my HC-05, I should be sending a few "heartbeat" bytes periodically to maintain the connection ? TIA.
Hi Guys, The TI bluetooth paper - HERE states - The first is the “classic” Bluetooth device as mentioned earlier. These are typically those devices that need a maintained and often high-throughput connection. Does this mean that when I've finished sending a packet of data via my HC-05, I should be sending a few "heartbeat" bytes periodically to maintain the connection ? TIA.
Beja Expert Licensed User Longtime User Aug 24, 2017 #2 since the target BT starts blinking again when you power off the hc5 then yes.. This means there was kind of Connection Maintenance Communication or CMC (my invention word). Try to shield the hc5 without disconnecting or walk away 20 meters.. Same result.
since the target BT starts blinking again when you power off the hc5 then yes.. This means there was kind of Connection Maintenance Communication or CMC (my invention word). Try to shield the hc5 without disconnecting or walk away 20 meters.. Same result.
