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Subject: Re: [Bluez-users] Max number of RFCOMM connections?
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Thanks all for the fast feedback and my apologies if my question wasn't
specific enough =)
I have one more doubt, though.

Knowing that each hci device suports 7 ACL, do SDP queries and hci scans
count as ACL when performed, even momentarely?

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Thanks all for the fast feedback and my apologies if my question wasn&#39;t specific enough =)<br>I have one more doubt, though.<br><br>Knowing that each hci device suports 7 ACL, do SDP queries and hci scans count as ACL when performed, even momentarely?
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