Can 2 slave devices be connected to one bluetooth device?

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A Piconet allows for the connection of up to 7 active slave devices and 255 additional inactive (parked) devices to a single system. Users can create custom remotes that connect to their phones, enabling control even while the phone is playing audio through Bluetooth speakers. There are options available for both custom designs and off-the-shelf products that serve this purpose.
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2 slave devices to one system??
(3 TOTAL devices)
 
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Yes, this is called a Piconet, which allows up to 7 active slave devices and 255 additional inactive (parked) slave devices.
 
stoomart said:
Yes, this is called a Piconet, which allows up to 7 active slave devices and 255 additional inactive (parked) slave devices.

More specifically, can I create my own remote which connects to my phone while its playing on its own or while its connected to speakers or something?
 
RICKYtan said:
More specifically, can I create my own remote which connects to my phone while its playing on its own or while its connected to speakers or something?

Are you asking if you can make one of your own design, or to buy one of the shelf? I think the answers are yes and no.
 
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