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To clarify that statement, William.

The iOS device is connecting to our own hardware module which contains a TI BLE chip. That module is acting as the peripheral.

On Dec 6, 2013, at 5:00 PM, William Henderson <email@hidden> wrote:

Is your device an iOS device running in peripheral mode or another of hardware?

William

On December 6, 2013 at 4:56:24 PM, Anthony Stevens (email@hidden) wrote:

Hi,

We've seen two different approaches to re-connecting to peripheral once a connection is lost (e.g. our device moved too far from the iTouch/iPhone).

1. Scan before each reconnect to obtain a CBPeripheral. Connect using this new CBPeripheral.
2. Scan just once to obtain a CBPeripheral and reuse that peripheral for each subsequent reconnection.

We are opting for scenario 2 but wanted to hear what others are doing. It seems to work fine for us so far…even when placed into the background. Why rescan if we don't need to.

Is this the same approach the majority of you are taking?

Thanks
Anthony
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	>Re: Reusing CBPeripheral across multiple re-connections (From: William Henderson <email@hidden>)
	>Re: Reusing CBPeripheral across multiple re-connections (From: Anthony Stevens <email@hidden>)