I'm new to Bluetooth, as well as scatternet type of network.
I'm trying to create a scatternet network as followed:
Piconet 1:
Master A
Slave B, C, D
Piconet 2:
Master C (slave in piconet 1)
Slave M, N, Q.
My questions:
1) What are the steps to create this type of scatternet?
What should be done to configure master/slave C to play this role
in the network?
2) Assuming that the scatternet is created succesfully. If
Master/Slave C dies, how can slaves M, N and Q be able to route
messages to Master A?
3) For this current configuration of network, what should I consider
in pairing devices in sunny situation (Master/Slave C up and running)
and when master/slave C dies (rainy condition)?
Please help,
Thanks
N.I.
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Hi,
> I'm new to Bluetooth, as well as scatternet type of network.
>
> I'm trying to create a scatternet network as followed:
>
> Piconet 1:
> Master A
> Slave B, C, D
>
> Piconet 2:
> Master C (slave in piconet 1)
> Slave M, N, Q.
>
> My questions:
>
> 1) What are the steps to create this type of scatternet?
> What should be done to configure master/slave C to play this role
> in the network?
create ACL links from A to B, C and D. Then use C and create ACL links
to M, N, Q.
> 2) Assuming that the scatternet is created succesfully. If
> Master/Slave C dies, how can slaves M, N and Q be able to route
> messages to Master A?
They can't. If Master/Slave C dies, the piconet with M, N, Q dies also.
Remember that the hopping sequence of the master defines the piconet. No
master means no piconet and in your case no scatternet anymore.
> 3) For this current configuration of network, what should I consider
> in pairing devices in sunny situation (Master/Slave C up and running)
> and when master/slave C dies (rainy condition)?
I have no idea what you are talking about and what the weather has to do
with it ;)
Regards
Marcel
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