My usecase is to broadcast data which is pretty static and change slowly, once per hour. When we lower the interval, i.e. approaching maximum value, does it mean that we achieve lower range, the opposite what you say when we approaching the minimum value ?
If I understand you correctly if I set:
{interval:200} close to the minimum will achieve higher range with will have higher battery consumption, and higher chance to connect to the device.
{interval:8000} close to the maximum will achiveve lower range with lower battery consumption, and lower chance to connect to the device.
{interval:375} is a balance between range and battery consumption and chance to connect to the device
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Hi @Gordon,
My usecase is to broadcast data which is pretty static and change slowly, once per hour. When we lower the interval, i.e. approaching maximum value, does it mean that we achieve lower range, the opposite what you say when we approaching the minimum value ?
If I understand you correctly if I set: