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Bluetooth client vs server mode #24

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Hi. In the Bluetooth world, there are 2 main types of devices (and some rarer other ones)

  • Peripherals. These are devices like a keyboard or mouse. They "advertise" that they are available for connection, and if something connects, then things like key presses can be reported
  • Centrals. These are "host" devices, like a PC or a phone. They don't usually advertise. They listen for advertising from peripherals, and can connect to them

So for this Tonex controller, "client" mode is another way of describing a Central device. In Client mode, the controller will go looking for peripherals, like a Midi footswitch, and connect to them and receive Midi data.

Server mode is the opposite. The contro…

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