Hello,
1. Do you have any hardware to implement Wireless HID USB without Bluetooth like Logitech with USB dongle?
2. Do you have an example of IR TV remote for any hardware?
Thank you Greg.
Hello,
1. Do you have any hardware to implement Wireless HID USB without Bluetooth like Logitech with USB dongle?
2. Do you have an example of IR TV remote for any hardware?
Thank you Greg.
Hello Greg,
1. Do you have any hardware to implement Wireless HID USB without Bluetooth like Logitech with USB dongle?
All of our nRF52, 53, and 54 series SoCs are capable of working as non-Bluetooth, Bluetooth, or USB HID device. Combining the features are possible, but also increases memory requirements, so that might require devices with more memory.
2. Do you have an example of IR TV remote for any hardware?
Unfortunately, we don't.
I will be out of office for two weeks after this. If you have any follow up questions, please just reply, and either I will answer when I return, or some other Tech Support engineer will answer if they can.
Hieu
Thank you Hieu,
What hardware in nRF52 can be used for USB dongle and Wireless HID USB without Bluetooth ?
I am not very clear what would be a "Wireless HID USB without Bluetooth." However, I can tell that we have a reference design for desktop accessories, called the nRF Desktop application. It supports a lot of configurations, but only Bluetooth for wireless connectivity. That said, you can, with some assumptions, just estimate your stack to be about the same size as the Bluetooth stack and still refer to the documentation.
Which features can be supported with which board are documented here. However, you might want to begin with the main documentation page to have an overview first before diving in.
Other than that, the nRF52840 is the strongest of the nRF52 family, and should be able to satisfy most desktop accessories requirement. You can begin with the nRF52840 DK for the very early stage of the project. As you figure out your product and finalize the feature and architecture, you can make a rough build, see your memory needs, and choose the most appropriate device.
All of our nRF52, 53, and 54 series SoCs are capable of working as non-Bluetooth!!!
So, you do not have any hardware - "Wireless HID USB" like Logitech keyboard mouse combo with usb dongle - without Bluetooth!!!
You probably misunderstood. We do not have a reference design that works without Bluetooth. The SoCs themselves are capable of custom 2.4GHz protocols just fine. It's entirely up to the developers to design and implement the protocol they want.
As an example, we have Enhanced ShockBurst samples that can be used as a based to develop a mouse-dongle product. It is a proprietary protocol from Nordic, and it isn't Bluetooth.
1. Will it be possible to use Enhanced ShockBurst samples for (mouse and keyboard) dongle product?
2. What will be the differences in using nRF5340 DK and nRF52840 DK ?
3. Is there a tutorial on how to use these Enhanced ShockBurst samples ?
4. Why there always NRF24L01 and nRF21540 are mention with Enhanced ShockBurst ?
GS2 said:1. Will it be possible to use Enhanced ShockBurst samples for (mouse and keyboard) dongle product?
Yes
GS2 said:2. What will be the differences in using nRF5340 DK and nRF52840 DK ?
They are for evaluation and development of different SoCs, the nRF5340 and nRF52840 respectively.
For an overview on the differences between the two SoCs, please refer to our Product Guide: Product-Guide_Nordic_2023.pdf
For more details, please refer to their product specifications (nRF5340, nRF52840).
GS2 said:
All samples come with documentation. Simply click on each sample's link to see it.
The same documentation is also available in the README file in the sample source code, when you browse them in the SDK.
GS2 said:4. Why there always NRF24L01 and nRF21540 are mention with Enhanced ShockBurst ?
The nRF24L01 is a very old product that supports only Enhanced ShockBurst (ESB).
The nRF21540 is a Front-end Module that improves a radio's TX and RX. I don't think it is always mentioned with ESB, but it can be used with ESB.
GS2 said:1. Will it be possible to use Enhanced ShockBurst samples for (mouse and keyboard) dongle product?
Yes
GS2 said:2. What will be the differences in using nRF5340 DK and nRF52840 DK ?
They are for evaluation and development of different SoCs, the nRF5340 and nRF52840 respectively.
For an overview on the differences between the two SoCs, please refer to our Product Guide: Product-Guide_Nordic_2023.pdf
For more details, please refer to their product specifications (nRF5340, nRF52840).
GS2 said:
All samples come with documentation. Simply click on each sample's link to see it.
The same documentation is also available in the README file in the sample source code, when you browse them in the SDK.
GS2 said:4. Why there always NRF24L01 and nRF21540 are mention with Enhanced ShockBurst ?
The nRF24L01 is a very old product that supports only Enhanced ShockBurst (ESB).
The nRF21540 is a Front-end Module that improves a radio's TX and RX. I don't think it is always mentioned with ESB, but it can be used with ESB.
Thank you, seams nRF5340 is better.
Any comparisons have to be relative to the project need. Almost always, it involves balancing between performance, complexity, price.
Unfortunately, we don't go in depth with product selection on DevZone. Our Sales team will be able to provide better support with that if you need it.
