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Connecting to more than 3 slaves

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Posted by 1960865
on Apr 17 2012 07:41 AM
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Hello

Background: Our application requires the need to control 4 slaves in short-term and 6 to 7 slaves in the long term. We are currently using 2450 DK mini.  I have searched & read other posts but was not able to find solutions on how to increase the number of slaves to more 3.  I am fully aware of the reasons why the limitations to connect to 3 slaves by the master. I also understand the intention of 2540 design to be used as peripherals/slaves.

-1- Does anyone know how to increase the master to be able to connect to 4 slaves?

-2- Does anyone know of other TI firmwares (board design) that is designed to be used as master where I am able to connect to 7 slaves? Our first preference is to use TI products but are not limited to use such stacks as the Nordic, if TI is not able to support 7-slave connections.

thanks in advance

~LD

CC2540 BLE 8051 Core cc2540 & Bluetooth Low energy CC2540 Keyfob
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  • Karl T.
    Posted by Karl T.
    on Apr 18 2012 03:05 AM
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    Hi,

    A couple of suggestions:

    Bluegiga (www.bluegiga.com) have developed their own BLE stack that runs on the CC2540. They may be able to support more slaves, I'm not sure. Could be worth talking to them.

    The upcoming CC2564 dual-mode device will be able to support up to 8 slaves.

    Best regards,

    Karl

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  • 1960865
    Posted by 1960865
    on Apr 19 2012 14:12 PM
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    Karl

    Thanks, I did talk with them but their 8 connections is not due till June of this year. Thats a bit far for our timing and I was wondering if someone has done it on 2540.

    I appreciate your help

    ~LD

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  • Karl T.
    Posted by Karl T.
    on Apr 23 2012 09:39 AM
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    LD,

    I don't know of anyone else, no.

    Best regards,

    Karl

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