RE: BSP indication state setup

Edvin — Wed, 14 Mar 2018 08:42:27 GMT

Hello,

So you do not want to have the setup for the buttons in BSP?

Have you looked at one of the examples using the BSP pack in the SDK? Such as in the experimental_ble_app_blinky example that you mention?

I see that this example has a "simpler" LED indication, as it turns on different LEDs for the different states, while the other examples typically blink the led for "advertising", turns the LED on for "in a connection" and off for "not advertising and not in a connection"

If you want to do the simple version, like in the experimental_ble_app_blinky, you only need to call bsp_boards_leds_init();

Then you can use bsp_board_led_on() and bsp_board_led_off(), which both takes LED number as arguments.

The leds are defined:

BSP_BOARD_LED_0 = 0

BSP_BOARD_LED_1 = 1

BSP_BOARD_LED_2 = 2

BSP_BOARD_LED_3 = 3

and the bsp_board_led_***() maps this to the correct pin (pin 21-24 for the nRF51 DK).

If you want to use the blinking LED states, such as e.g. in the ble_app_uart example, you will have to use the buttons_leds_init(); function to initialize the buttons and LEDs, and the function

err_code = bsp_indication_set(BSP_INDICATE_CONNECTED); to set the different states. The list of the different states is found in bsp.h on line 118.

Best regards,

Edvin

RE: BSP indication state setup

DanKA — Tue, 13 Mar 2018 16:28:25 GMT

I've made a stupid mistake setting up the timer. The blinking works fine now.

But if you know how to use the bsp indication states, it is a help for further tasks.