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PM0237 数据表(HTML) 17 Page - STMicroelectronics |
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17 / 88 page ![]() DocID027104 Rev 2 17/88 PM0237 Bluetooth low energy technology 88 1.3.4 Connection state When data to be transmitted are more complex than the ones allowed by advertising data or a bidirectional reliable communication between two devices is needed, the connection is established. When an initiator device receives an advertising packet from an advertising device to which it wants to connect, it can send a connect request packet to the advertiser device. This packet includes all the required information needed for establishing and handling the connection between the two devices: • Access address used in the connection in order to identify communications on a physical link • CRC initialization value • Transmit window size (timing window for first data packet) • Transmit window offset (offset of transmit window start) • Connection interval (time between two connection events) • Slave latency (number of times slave can ignore connection events before it is forced to listen) • Supervision timeout (max time between two correctly received packets before link is considered lost) • Channel map: 37 bits (1= good; 0 = bad) • Frequency-hop value (random number between 5 and 16). • Sleep clock accuracy range (used to determine the uncertainty window of the slave device at connection event). For a detailed description of the connection request packet refer to Bluetooth Specification V4.0 [Vol 6], Section 2.3.3. The allowed timing ranges are summarised in Table 7: The transmit window starts after the end of the connection request packet plus the transmit window offset plus a mandatory delay of 1.25 ms. When the transmit window starts, the slave device enters in receiver mode and wait for a packet from the master device. If no packet is received within this time, the slave leaves receiver mode, and it tries one connection interval again later. When a connection is established, a master has to transmit a packet to the slave on every connection event for allowing slave to send packets to the master. Optionally, a slave device can skip a given number of connection events (slave latency). Table 7. Connection request timings intervals Parameter Min Max Note Transmit window size 1.25 milliseconds 10 milliseconds Transmit window Offset 0 Connection interval Multiples of 1.25 milliseconds Connection interval 7.5 milliseconds 4 seconds Multiples of 1.25 milliseconds Supervision Timeout 100 milliseconds 32 seconds Multiples of 10 milliseconds |
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