When I scan BLE device at nRF UARTv2.0 App in Android4.4, it is appar device name(Ex:Nordic_UART) and 6 byte device address(MAC address?). I want to include mac address in device name. How to get 6 byte mac address at nrf51822?
When I scan BLE device at nRF UARTv2.0 App in Android4.4, it is appar device name(Ex:Nordic_UART) and 6 byte device address(MAC address?). I want to include mac address in device name. How to get 6 byte mac address at nrf51822?
Here IEEE SA RA provides a guide on MAC organization and assignment for production devices:
Hello ,
I want to display the 6 byte mac address of mycustom card by uart (I already configured uart), i want to know how I can use the registers NRF_FICR-> DEVICEADDR [0] and NRF_FICR-> DEVICEADDR [1] to achieve my objective.(if there are any example of that )
thanks
What is the smallest part of MAC address that can be used as a unique ID of a certain device?
I know that first 3 bytes are vendor-specific (Nordic) so another 3 bytes are unique across Nordic products. But are they totally random, or is there any pattern that can allow us to use only 2 bytes for a specific product (nRF51822)?
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Disclaimer: I know this is an old thread, but frequently shows up in Google and that's why I decided to include my question here.
So to confirm - the addresses are randomly selected but unique to any given nordic nRF chip? So your production will check for uniqueness and assign a new random number should a new selected address already exist. The reason I am confirming is that we need to rely on a unique identifier for our own production. Thanks