SES 3.3 nRF52DK Blinky - basic newbie issues

[Jeff]

Installed SES, nRF Go, & SDK.
Programmed s132_nrf52_5.1.0_softdevice.hex

Imported the example. Compiles nrf52832_xxaa_s132 Internal. Launches and gets to memory check

... asked and answered many times. I understand what needs to be done, just not WHERE to do it.

RAM START ADDR 0x20000000 should be adjusted to 0x20001FE8 RAM SIZE should be adjusted to 0x10000

I assume it is in the linker script or project xml, but absolutely no joy.

While I would like to learn all this, it's a tight timeline, an unexpected subtask, and I could use a hand. What I need to accomplish are two things.

1. peripheral that turns on or off a GPIO like blinky and reports an ADC status in response to a request. It will need to pair on a pushbutton, etc. I thought I had an off the shelf answer, but no joy.

2. client blinky sort of device taking AT commands and controlling ~3 peripheral blinky+. It will be controlled by a particle based on some sensors. i was only supposed to work the particle and sensors in this project.

[Joakim Jakobsen]

Hi Jeff!

Take a look at this video, which is a part of our SEGGER Embedded Studio - Getting Started tutorial series on youtube.
At approximate 4.00 minutes, it explaines how to change the RAM START/SIZE values.

For creating your application, I suggest that you take a look at some of the examples in our SDK.
i.e the ble_app_blinky / saadc / ble_app_multilink_central examples.
If you face any specific problems, you are welcome to post another question here on devzone, and we will do our best to help you.

Best regards,
Joakim.

[Joakim Jakobsen]

You can take a look at our Heart Rate example (both peripheral and central).
The examples handles bonding, includes the battery service, and should be a good starting point for developing your application.
If you face any more specific problems, you are welcome to post another question and we are happy to help you.
Best regards.