Please let us know which PINs of nrf5340 are used by BLE stack and which pins are used by peripherals like UART0 and UART1?
We are converting our code from nrf connect V 1.9.1 to V 2.4.2 and are stuck with it.
we have see this thread https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordic-q-a/104465/migration-from-nrfconnect-1-9-1-to-2-4-2/449305
and used the method to define the pins as well.
regards
Vivek
Hello Vivek, I hope you've had a good week-end.
Please let us know which PINs of nrf5340 are used by BLE stack and which pins are used by peripherals like UART0 and UART1?
We are converting our code from nrf connect V 1.9.1 to V 2.4.2 and are stuck with it.
I am not sure if I understand the issue. I do not think any pins are used by the BLE stack per se. There are some that are by default used by UART0 and UART1, though they can also be moved in case you want to use these pins for something else. To see that is currently being used, you can have a look at the generated devicetree file, or have a look at it using a GUI with the device tree 'action' in VSC.
In case the issue is that you have a difficulty setting pins in NCS 2.4.2 as compared to 1.9.1, it might be that you need to update the application to use 'pin control' in device tree, like it was mentioned in the thread you linked to. For more on pins, and how to change what they are used for, have a look at the fundementals course. It also goes over how to use pin control.
Regards,
Elfving
Hello Vivek, I hope you've had a good week-end.
Please let us know which PINs of nrf5340 are used by BLE stack and which pins are used by peripherals like UART0 and UART1?
We are converting our code from nrf connect V 1.9.1 to V 2.4.2 and are stuck with it.
I am not sure if I understand the issue. I do not think any pins are used by the BLE stack per se. There are some that are by default used by UART0 and UART1, though they can also be moved in case you want to use these pins for something else. To see that is currently being used, you can have a look at the generated devicetree file, or have a look at it using a GUI with the device tree 'action' in VSC.
In case the issue is that you have a difficulty setting pins in NCS 2.4.2 as compared to 1.9.1, it might be that you need to update the application to use 'pin control' in device tree, like it was mentioned in the thread you linked to. For more on pins, and how to change what they are used for, have a look at the fundementals course. It also goes over how to use pin control.
Regards,
Elfving
