When the situation shown in the above figure occurs, I want to test the functionality of Sidewalk. Is there any simplest way to test it? Currently, only nrf52840dk is available
When the situation shown in the above figure occurs, I want to test the functionality of Sidewalk. Is there any simplest way to test it? Currently, only nrf52840dk is available
Hello,
I wanted to let you know that I am still working on this case. I am currently checking with our internal team to identify the issue.
Apologies for the delay, and I’m sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Kind regards,
Abhijith
Thank you, I will patiently wait for your reply
Hello,
666 said:But I saw the symbol in the red circle in the picture on the Alexa app, I don't know if it's normal. (I have tested hotspots and can access Google Chrome, so there should be no problem accessing the internet)
I checked this and can see the same thing, so I think it is fine as well.
The screenshot you shared displays the message immediately after powering up. In the current setup, the first power-up will always show the state as "not synced." However, if the device was powered down while registered, it will appear as registered upon power-up. This message does not imply that an operation has failed; rather, it indicates the initial state of the device. Could you wait a few more minutes to see if the device registers via BLE? If it doesn’t, check the DUT sample and try running the commands sid init 1
and sid start
from the CLI to initialize and start the BLE transport.
Kind Regards,
Abhijith
Could you wait a few more minutes to see if the device registers via BLE? If it doesn’t, check the DUT sample and try running the commandssid init 1
andsid start
from the CLI to initialize and start the BLE transport.
Still no.
Here are my .jason file steps
In the jason file for creating rules, the red framed part is removed because it will report an error during execution. The rest of the required jason files are the same as described in the document except for changing the account number.
Looking forward to your reply.
Hello,
Probably check the sidewalk configuration inside Echo.
For this Go to https://www.amazon.com/hz/mycd/digital-console/alldevices (you need to be logged in to the Amazon account where Echo is connected)
Switch to Preferences tab Check Country/Region Settings - MUST be United States
Check Amazon Sidewalk - MUST be Enabled
Sample is advertising over BLE, but Echo isn’t trying to connect. From the log screenshot, everything appears fine on the Nordic side. Even if there were an issue with provisioning, there should still be some BLE communication, which is missing here.
Kind Regards,
Abhijith