Hi Ricardo
TL;DR: not really, but you can try a GATT Client query :)
Core v5.4/ATT says that the GATT Client sends the ATT_EXCHANGE_MTU_REQ. =
You cannot do anything about that.
On the other hand, if a device is both GATT Client and Server, a device =
shall use the same MTU for both roles.
Also, there's some indication that both sides use a single MTU for both =
directions.
So, you can try to make a GATT Client query to the remote side, which =
will trigger an MTU Exchange by BTstack,
which then should also be valid for the GATT Server :)
Taking a step back: what device does send MTU Exchange in Client role?
Cheers
Matthias
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