When using nRF Connect, I've set the build configuration to the nRF52DK board and tried creating a custom one, but neither option worked. LED examples are working fine. I'm trying to find a BLE device with my phone.
When using nRF Connect, I've set the build configuration to the nRF52DK board and tried creating a custom one, but neither option worked. LED examples are working fine. I'm trying to find a BLE device with my phone.
Hi,
Assuming that you're using a custom board,
Can you share the schematics for your board? I can make the case private first if you agree to share,
n my understanding, both examples should work out of the box, but unfortunately, they don't. I've uploaded the projects to the cloud. Link to the files https://drive.google.com/file/d/15gjsuDHun9xgwL13yR_y65k9e1L3tR-k/view?usp=sharing (Versions: NRF SDK 1.7.0, nrf-connect sdk 2.5.0)
The problem doesn't have to sw related, it could be RF related. For example if the board hasn't been tuned or if you haven't followed our RF guidelines when designing the board. If you want to share files then you have to upload them here, I can't access external links. Either drag-and-drop the files or use insert->Image/video/file in the reply box,
regards
Jared
What is the internal capacitance of your low frequency and high frequency crystals?
The low-frequency crystal (ZQ2) on the board is not installed. In the datasheet for the high-frequency crystal (ZQ1), the Load Capacity is specified as 10 pF, and I couldn't find any other capacitance-related parameter. As far as I understand, BLE can operate using the internal crystal, right?
Datasheet
Hi,
Yes but you need to change the LFCLK to use the RC oscillator instead of the external low frequency crystal. By default it will use the low frequency crystal.
You can change to RC oscillator by setting CONFIG_CLOCK_CONTROL_NRF_K32SRC_RC=y in the project config in the nRF Connect SDK project,
regards
Jared