If it can work with iOS blue setting will be better
I need some reference to dev hid device in IOS
but I can just find my device ,connect ok but not work.
I need to create timeout below 1ms. I would pretty much like to use timer for that because I do not want to hold the cpu inside cycle. For me it is not important the exactness...
Hi,
While testing the device firmware update through the nRFtoolbox android application, i get "device has no required service" error more frequently.
I use latest version...
I'm having some trouble successfully entering ON,IDLE mode. I have pared-down my application to do the following:
Initializes the app_timer using the scheduler:
...
I want to control GPIO toggle by PPI. Timer1 is in timer mode. CC[0] is 1000, and CC[1] is 8000.
I use compare[0] to toggle gpio18 by PPI. I also want to use compare[1] to...
Interfacing the Nordic Thingy:52 from the Amazon Alexa Voice Service just had to be done! In this blog post I will briefly explain how this demo was set up, but I will direct you to the GitHub page if…
After the release of nRF52840 Engineering B we have received several inquiries about the difference between Engineering A (nRF52840-QIAAAA) and Engineering B (nRF52840-QIAABB) reference designs. One reason…
In mid-2017, I came across this project by James Munns. It essentially wraps the C SDK for nRF52 development boards, and provides bindings that can be called from Rust. James gave a talk to the Rust DC…
Background
There is a need to enable Nordic hardware with the Direct Test Mode (DTM) firmware. This is so the physical layer and RF characteristics may be ascertained as set in the Bluetooth Sig Specification…
Requirements
This document uses:
Segger Embedded Studio (SES)
nRF5 SDK v17.1.0
an nRF52 DK to emulate the nRF52810
a BLE-enabled mobile device
You may want to review the blog here for a more comprehensive…
Requirements
This hands-on tutorial uses:
Segger Embedded Studio (SES)
nRF5 SDK v17.1.0
an nRF52840 DK
a BLE-enabled mobile device
You can use an nRF52 DK or nRF52833 DK instead of the nRF52840 DK,…
This is part 3 of the series Building a Bluetooth application on nRF Connect SDK
You can find other parts here:
Part 1 - Peripheral Role.
Part 2 - Central Role.
In Part 1 we covered the generic architecture…
Purpose
The purpose of this guide is to demonstrate the use of Bluetooth Shell. Bluetooth Shell (BT Shell) is a command-line shell application that runs over the UART. It allows one to manually type in…
Out of the box, the examples in the nRF Connect SDK are configured for ease of use, functionality, and debugging; they are not generally configured for optimal memory utilization. Some of the examples…