Hi, I need to make a BLE system which sends ADC values from a chip to a receiver kit.
The example most closely resembling this functionality seemed to be the heart rate collector example, which I ran on two devkits without issues. I then ran the adc_simple example, and after verification, added the modules to the heart rate sensor code. After tinkering with the ADC code a bit, I made it possible to send the ADC result instead of the simulated values in the example, and removed all of those. I then removed battery, rr interval, and sensor contact timers, their associated interrupt handlers etc. I set APP_TIMER_OP_QUEUE_SIZE to 1 since only one value is necessary now, and HEART_RATE_MEAS_INTERVAL 10 times lower to increase speed.
When I test this new sensor program with the heart rate collector and Termite, it sends out the first 580 adc values quickly, but then slows down a lot, sending 3 values out every ~second or so. I suspect this could be caused by a memory leak filling up the sensor chip's RAM, but I'm not sure?!
Also, is it possible to completely remove the heart rate timer, and just send whenever a new ADC value has been calculated? Would probably speed up execution to be able to remove that interrupt. Whenever I tried this, I got several compilation errors.
Sensor code: main.c
Collector code: main.c
