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      mtuxpe
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      Hello pycon,
      I'm trying to use the pycom's bluetooth to send eddystone beacon
      As you may know the Bluetooth payload is quite limited.
      The figure shows that the information of the slave connection interval (highlighted in the red rectangle)
      An earlier discussion on the forum shows the same problem:

      "The Pycom framework adds power and beacon interval information. This is hardcoded in modbt.c

      adv_data.set_scan_rsp = false;
      adv_data.include_txpower = true,
      adv_data.min_interval = 0x20;
      adv_data.max_interval = 0x40; "

      I would like a way to not send tx power and connection interval.
      Thank you

      0_1518092851447_eddystone.png

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