Which SDK example should I use to setup the NRF51822 to only receive data from a Central, in this case a smart phone.

[brian fleming]

Hello,

I would like to configure the NRF51822 as a Peripheral to receive data from a smart phone, and then call a routine when the receive process has been terminated.

I have this working with the RF Digital Simblee chip, but now I need to do this with the Raytac MDBT40 so I can not use the internal routines in the Simblee of course.

I am thinking that the UART example would do it but I do not understand the various routines at this point, or even if this is the best example to use.

All I want is for the NRF51822 to receive a string of data from the phone and put it into an array, and upon termination of the receive process, call a routine where I will call some of my existing working code to appropriately process it from there. I do not need to send any data out of the NRF51822 back to the phone. Simplex communication only, phone only to transmit to the NRF51822.

Thank-you for your assistance.

[MANGO]

Hello, Brian.

> Which SDK?

I hope I'm looking at the correct MDBT40's datasheet. This says that the IC version 3 is used.

Looking at the Nordic's Compatibility matrix, choose SDK 8 ~ 12. You can download the SDK from this webpage. Note that SDK 13 or above runs on nRF52 devices, not nRF51 devices.

Contact Raytac to check whether the MDBT40 uses the IC version 3 nRF51 series, please.

> All I want is for the NRF51822 to receive a string of data from the phone and put it into an array

> I am thinking that the UART example would do it

As you mentioned, I agree that E:\NordicSDK\nRF5_SDK_xxxx\examples\ble_peripheral\ble_app_uart example will the suitable for you.

As mentioned in the Nordic Infocenter page (SDK 12 based), if your smartphone (central) app sends a string via NUS (Nordic UART Service), nus_data_handler is called. This function handles the received data.

-Regards, MANGO

[brian fleming]

Sorry, the above looks really ugly. Anyway, there is nothing specifically Nordic about the above, the important stuff is standard code from the Bluetooth Application Accelerator. The above works perfectly with the Simblee chip which uses the ARM Cortex M0 processor.