Connecting to a private resolvable address found using bt_le_scan_start
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Jason Bens <jason.bens@...>
Hi,
I’m writing some firmware for both sides of a BLE link. I would like to scan for advertisers, filter the results to find my device, then store the address to be connected later, without necessarily connecting at the moment. I think this is possible if I use static addresses, but I would prefer to use a private resolvable address. What is the process to use the bt_le_address_t returned in the info struct of the .recv callback to get the IRK so I can connect to the remote device at a later time?
Thanks,
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Chettimada, Vinayak Kariappa
Hi Jason,
Without bonding (connect, pair, encrypt and distribute keys) with the device, IRK cannot be obtained from the remove device.
Regards, Vinayak
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Sent: 02 May 2022 12:03 To: users@... Subject: [Zephyr-users] Connecting to a private resolvable address found using bt_le_scan_start
Hi,
I’m writing some firmware for both sides of a BLE link. I would like to scan for advertisers, filter the results to find my device, then store the address to be connected later, without necessarily connecting at the moment. I think this is possible if I use static addresses, but I would prefer to use a private resolvable address. What is the process to use the bt_le_address_t returned in the info struct of the .recv callback to get the IRK so I can connect to the remote device at a later time?
Thanks,
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