My question is pertaining to running of sniffer to show my device name

[khosla]

50 MHz, 500 M Samples [16].logicdatamainc.txt(/attachment/98d67704ad9c5affad8d5bce2ef93315)(/attachment/f20245cb8f1c01edb4b17875b6eedc4b)01200555.pdfI am using the radio with ppi to transmit as well as receive packets through the same code. I need to record the time events.I have enabled a special button functionality to distinguish between the transmit and receive events.

I am attaching the mainc file under. I have thoroughly checked the address, and other values that i put in the packet. If you could let me know what could be the problem behind my device named "Raghav" not being showed on sniffer, even though the code is built and run properly. I even try to set break point at timer init and commented out 'app button is pushed' function but no change occurs.

I am attaching my mainc file .

[khosla]

I have attached two files in my initial comment, one mainc and the other pdf of the research paper i am using. seeing fig 1 in that paper, u will know what i am doing.

to summarize, i am basically working on synchronizing time between two neighboring nodes as well as between distant nodes. so for that i am timestamping each of the send and receive events at the nodes. Considering two nodes, 1 and 2, the timestamp first being generated when the packet is sent from 1 to 2. then, when 2 receives it, another timestamp is generated. There is some delay, when 2 sends an acknowledgement back to1. so again now just when the ack is sent form 2, now 2 being the transmitter, another timestamp at node 2 and similarly when the ack is received at 1, then another timestamp collected. so total 4 timestamps being collected in each cycle. The packets being transmitted on radio carry the timestamp info generated by the hardware timers used at each node.

Fo that i need to see the time samples in wireshark and analyser. i am using sdk 12.2 and nrf51 board in segger studio. I need to basically capture the transmit and receive events.