2015-04-12 10:19 AM
Is there a way to selectively remove one bonded device from the list of bonded devices? This would be equivalent to the ''Forget this device'' command provided in the iOS Bluetooth settings. I don't think there is such a command. It seems that we only have the option to ''Forget all devices'', which is not very user-friendly.
Related questions: What is the maximum number of devices that can be bonded? What happens if you try to pair a new device when the list of bonded devices is full? The Aci_Gap_Get_Bonded_Devices command returns a list of the devices - the size of the buffer would seem to set a limit of (128 - 13)/7 = 16 devices, since any more would need a longer buffer. 16 bonded devices is at variance with the White List size of 64.2015-04-13 12:15 AM
Hi,
To remove a device from whitelist, you can use the command ''HCI_LE_REMOVE_DEVICE_FROM_WHITE_LIST''.
The maximun number of bonded device is equal to 12. When the list of bonded devices is full, the oldest bonded device are removed.Regards,
GraziellaIs there a way to selectively remove one bonded device from the list of bonded devices? This would be equivalent to the ''Forget this device'' command provided in the iOS Bluetooth settings. I don't think there is such a command. It seems that we only have the option to ''Forget all devices'', which is not very user-friendly.
Related questions: What is the maximum number of devices that can be bonded? What happens if you try to pair a new device when the list of bonded devices is full? The Aci_Gap_Get_Bonded_Devices command returns a list of the devices - the size of the buffer would seem to set a limit of (128 - 13)/7 = 16 devices, since any more would need a longer buffer. 16 bonded devices is at variance with the White List size of 64.2015-04-13 06:34 AM
My question was not how to remove a device from the white list, but how to remove a device from the list of bonded devices. These are separate lists, as I understand it. (I understand that I can copy the bonded devices to the white list, but not the other way around).
Is it possible to delete one device from the list of bonded devices?2015-04-14 01:50 AM
Hi Charles,
I'm sorry, I made confusion!!
There isn't a command that permits to remove only one bonded device from the list.
You can only use the command ''Aci_Gap_Clear_Security_Database'' that removes all devices from security database.Regards,
GraziellaMy question was not how to remove a device from the white list, but how to remove a device from the list of bonded devices. These are separate lists, as I understand it. (I understand that I can copy the bonded devices to the white list, but not the other way around).
Is it possible to delete one device from the list of bonded devices?2015-04-14 02:41 AM
Hi Graziella
Then could I ask that you add this in a future version? Not being able to manage bonded devices is a serious limitation in some use cases. Regards - Charles2015-04-15 03:30 AM
Hi Palmer,
we take care of your enhancement request.
Regards,
GraziellaHi Graziella
Then could I ask that you add this in a future version? Not being able to manage bonded devices is a serious limitation in some use cases. Regards - Charles