Getting started

[krwada]

I am currently considering purchasing the UBLOX NINA-B1 module. This uses the Nordic nRF52832.

The very 1st thing I wish to do is to be able to send and receive information between a Windows-10 PC and the NINA-B1. I would like to see the data using a packet sniffer and also see the data on both sides, (Win-10 PC and NINA-B1)

the very next thing I wish to do is to develop some code for this platform on both the Windows-10 PC and the NINA-B1. My team and I have extensive experience working with advanced protocols and also with the ARM Cortex processors including the M4.

So ...

1. What do I need to purchase to get started?

2. What do I need to download?

3. Is the Keil standard MDK good enough for the module development?

4. Do you recommend an RTOS for the SOC? If so which one do you recommend?

Thanks;

Ken Wada

[Martin Lesund]

Hello Krwada,

 

   Please take your time and look through this "Getting started list"   

1 & 2: Answer in "getting started" link

3.  If your application does not require more than 32 kB of code, then the evaluation version will suffice.

If you require more code, then I would recommend contacting Keil in order to find the suitable product. 

(Also see "getting started" link that we provide free licences for SES IDE when using our products)

4. We have some FreeRTOS examples in our SDK and you could also check out this Zephyr blog

 

(- nRF Sniffer )

[krwada]

This is a generic answer. I was looking for an application which runs on Win-10 PC which can communicate to a test app on the BLE device.I am looking for a demo app.

[Martin Lesund]

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