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      Multiple devices bluetooth.get_adv()
      LoPy • ble advertising ble radbeacon • • juansezoh  

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      BLE advertising rate
      LoPy • lopy ble advertising • • sthomson  

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      bucknall

      Hi @sthomson, I do not believe that our library supports this as of current but if you create an issue for the problem on https://github.com/pycom/pycom-micropython-sigfox, the engineering team will be aware of it and will build it into our roadmap! Cheers, Alex
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      Bluetooth stop working after some time
      LoPy • lopy ble advertising • • Bajoja  

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      Bluetooth deactivates after some time
      WiPy 2&3 • ble bluetooth advertising • • Tineler  

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      BlueTooth advertising data
      MicroPython • bluetooth problem advertising sniffer • • zmrzli  

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      jmarcelino

      @zmrzli Make sure you are sending the correct length and AD types according to the ADVERTISING AND SCAN RESPONSE DATA FORMAT (page 2081 on the Bluetooth 4.2 Core Spec - you can access the specification here https://www.bluetooth.com/specifications/adopted-specifications ). If you're looking to use BLE advertising packets to send your data you probably want to use AD type 0xFF (Manufacturer Specific Data) followed by the 2 company identifier octets. So your format should be 1 byte length + 0xFF + <2 bytes company identifier> + your data then filled with 00 until the 31 byte limit. You can't read improperly formatted advertising data.
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