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    BLE and LoRa in LoPy

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      devkumarchandil
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      I am trying to scan the amount of BLE beacons near to my LoPy module and send the information over LoRa. I want to know that, can Bluetooth and LoRa work together at the same time.

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        jmarcelino @devkumarchandil
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        @devkumarchandil
        Yes they can work together there is no interference or hardware issues with doing it , however the BLE software stack layer wasn't been optimised for beacon scanning so some beacons may cause problems.

        This is is being worked on.

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          ulde @jmarcelino
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          @jmarcelino said in BLE and LoRa in LoPy:

          @devkumarchandil
          Yes they can work together there is no interference or hardware issues with doing it , however the BLE software stack layer wasn't been optimised for beacon scanning so some beacons may cause problems.

          You mean some specific beacon products? If so, do you know any that would work just fine together with LoRa on LoPy?
          And, what problems should be expected?

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            devkumarchandil @jmarcelino
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            @jmarcelino
            Thank you for the information. I do have one more query, is there any sample or any information which consist of these 2 working together or any sample code.

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