Apple iOS, for example, hasĪ limit of 6 packets per connection interval.
Microsoft bluetooth radio driver drivers#
My first question is do these Microsoft drivers have any kind of software limit, reducing the number of notifications handled per connection interval. I am using the Microsoft Generic Bluetooth radio drivers. I do know of some BLE radios that have limits on the amount of data they can transmit below the Bluetooth 4.0 specification (these are typically hardware buffer limits), but the hardware on both ends of the connection doesn't. Smallest connection interval of 7.5ms (200kbps + throughput) with the hardware (the dongle is also made by the same manufacturers) Further, I have talked to the chip manufacturers, and they informed me they have done tests, sending 10 packets per connection interval, at the
I have been told that there is no soft limit on the number of packets that can be sent per connection interval. I am noticing that when I try to send more than 4 notifications per connection interval from my BLE hardware, I don't receive all my data. The hardware sends notification events to my pc through a dongle (CSR manufacture,īut running the MS drivers). I have some Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) hardware, and I have a C# application that uses the GenericAttributeProfile to communicate to the hardware.
Microsoft bluetooth radio driver how to#
Similarly, if anyone knows how to contact the MS team that develops Bluetooth drivers, please letĪnyway, down to business.
I'm not sure this is the perfect place to ask, and if someone can think of a forum that would be more suitable, please suggest and/or move this post.
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