HID Mouse Example - Can't Pair with Windows 10

[ilkobg]

I want to run the HID Mouse and Keyboard examples on nRF51 Dongle. How I can configure it first, to connect with my PC via Bluetooth and second, to configure the GPIOs act like buttons, since the dongle doesn't have user programmable buttons.

I am also stuck with simple bluetooth connection - the nRF51 Dongle is not vissible to other devices. Is it possible to be a GATT Server (Master device) ?

I am using Keil with SDK 12.3.0

[ilkobg]

I have made it. It turned out that I had to configure the clock source. By default it is NRF_CLOCK_LFCLKSRC_XTAL_20_PPM, but it should be changed to NRF_CLOCK_LFCLKSRC_SYNTH_250_PPM.

Source: What low-frequency clock sources can I use?

The example is working, in debug mode I can see that it handles events from pressing the buttons.

However, I have another issue - When I click on 'Pair' in Windows 10 bluetooth menu it says "That passcode isn't right. Try adding your mouse again."

Is it a Windows 10's fault or I should modify something on the example?

[Hung Bui]

No, it's not right. If you read the case you pointed to you can find this line:

In general, there should never be a reason to use this clock source (NRF_CLOCK_LFCLKSRC_SYNTH_250_PPM), and you should always be able to use the RC oscilator instead of the synthesized clock.

I don't know why there is a passkey here. Usually with the mouse there should be no passkey. Please try to test with unmodified code of the mouse example.

We use Justwork to pair.