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 ===== FAQ =====
-**What is the difference between notification and indication?**: As it was mentioned in the beginning the notification is an unacknowledged message while an indication is an acknowledged message. It means that if the indication message remains unacknowledged, the peripheral device won't send another message for this characteristic.
+**Can we connect to the same peripheral with more than one central device?**: No, it's not possible. The BLE standard allows only one connection for the peripheral device. It was defined to ensure that BLE will work on constrained devices with small memory.
-**Is the notification/indication mechanism similar to interrupts?**: You are right. They work in a similar manner as interrupts in the microprocessor. They allow to sending of the data asynchronously, and the peripheral decides about the time of the message sent like the peripheral decides on the time of signalling interrupt. Data transmission when the central device sends the packet with a characteristic read command is similar to the polling method used in microprocessors.
+**May I use the data in another way than printing it on the console?**: Of course. You can for example change the LED colour on the central device depending on the temperature readings from the peripheral device.
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