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is it possible to use S310 with SDK 12.30 and RTX?

Hi, I wanted to USE BLE and ANT with nRF51422 chip, is it possible to use the S310 which is in the SDK10 with the updated functions in SDK12.30? or is there another way of using a multi-protocol development with newer SDK's on the nRF51422, also it it possible to use RTX along the S310? do we have any good examples? I need an OS with the S310 be it RTX or othere ones, but I prefer RTX

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  • Hi Jorgen And thanks for the update, I have lot's of nRF51422 devices and your plan of sharing the softdevices for nRF52 series makes us go away to another company, the only viable reason for us to choose the nRF series is ANT, we can find BLE and NFC in lot's of cheaper and easier solutions, So I do no know why your company stopped the support for ANT for the nRF51 series! I need the new file saving that use the internal flash and capacitive touch functions that is available in the SDK 12.X so I think I'm on my own to port the S310 API to the SDK 12.30

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  • I'm sorry you feel this way. I'm not sure what you mean by "your plan of sharing the softdevices for nRF52 series", but as I said, ANT for nRF51 series is supported in SDK 10 with the S210/S310 softdevice. It should not be a large task to get the capacitive sensing driver/library working with SDK 10. With regards to flash storage, you can use the Persistent Storage Manager (pstorage), available in SDK 10. Fstorage/FDS is also available in SDK 10, but only in experimental versions. You should be able to backport the Fstorage/FDS versions released in later SDKs without any major issues.

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  • I'm sorry you feel this way. I'm not sure what you mean by "your plan of sharing the softdevices for nRF52 series", but as I said, ANT for nRF51 series is supported in SDK 10 with the S210/S310 softdevice. It should not be a large task to get the capacitive sensing driver/library working with SDK 10. With regards to flash storage, you can use the Persistent Storage Manager (pstorage), available in SDK 10. Fstorage/FDS is also available in SDK 10, but only in experimental versions. You should be able to backport the Fstorage/FDS versions released in later SDKs without any major issues.

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