Thanks Tyler - Can I asked how you solved the problem? I think I might just do it every test run to make sure that it’s handed ok, therefore if it’s missed a couple of times then it won’t matter.

On 12 Jan 2015, at 21:46, Tyler Freeman <tyler@drumpants.com> wrote:

I just did this at a factory not so long ago, and the iPad they were using did stop working after a while. My suspicion was because it was paired to too many devices (seemed to give out around 200 devices). I would definitely recommend clearing the list every 50-100 pairings or so, although I have no official info on the subject, just a suspicion.

-Tyler

On 1/12/15 11:26 AM, Niall Mccormack wrote:

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Hi there,

Is there a maximum number of Bluetooth 4.0 devices that iOS can bond with? I'm creating an iPad app, running on an iPad Mini 1, that will sit in a electronics factory to test Bluetooth hardware. It will be connecting with upwards of 2000 devices over a number of weeks. The iPad will only connect to one device at a time, but will bond when it connects.

Does the tester need to clear the Bluetooth bonding information from Settings if the iPad is going to connect to such a large number? If they do need to clear the list, how often should they do this?

Any pointers would be appreciated.

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