Evaluating nRF5340 SoC LE bluetooth link utilizing two nRF7002-DK

RE: Evaluating nRF5340 SoC LE bluetooth link utilizing two nRF7002-DK

Einar Thorsrud — Mon, 06 Jan 2025 14:14:08 GMT

Hi,

The "Compatible" term here is unfortunate. That only means that the sample was not deisgned and tested for other boards, but in most cases it will work. And the nRF7002DK has essentially the same features as a nRF5340 DK with the additon of th enRF7002, so most BLE samples will work out of the box.

[quote user="DoronC"]1. What am I doing wrong ?[/quote]

To know that we first need to look at in what way it is not working. Can you elaborate? How do you test, and what do you observe in the logs?

[quote user="DoronC"]2. Is there any sample code for BLE link between two nRF7002-DKs ?[/quote]

There is no BLE samples specifially designed for the nRF7002DK, but as mentionned most (if not all) should work.

RE: Evaluating nRF5340 SoC LE bluetooth link utilizing two nRF7002-DK

DoronC — Mon, 06 Jan 2025 14:09:11 GMT

Thanks for you reply.

In the edit build configuration menu the nRF7002-DK is not compatible for most of the BLE sample codes:

If I try to force it to build for nRF7002-DK like so:

It compiles but after flashing to device it just not operating as expected from the sample code.

Questions:

1. What am I doing wrong ?

2. Is there any sample code for BLE link between two nRF7002-DKs ?

Thanks

RE: Evaluating nRF5340 SoC LE bluetooth link utilizing two nRF7002-DK

Einar Thorsrud — Mon, 06 Jan 2025 13:56:20 GMT

Hi,

Most Bluetooth projects work out of the box on the nRF7002-DK as long as you build for that board, which you typically do by specifying it when you generate the build configuration in VS Code.

You can refer to Bluetooth: ISO combined BIS and CIS and Bluetooth: ISO time synchronization for samples.