nrf52832 dk UART problem

RE: nrf52832 dk UART problem

Edvin — Thu, 28 Jun 2018 09:25:59 GMT

Hello,

The baud rate is set in the source code. Look for the uart_init() function in main.c

The tutorials site is a good place to start.

Especially the four posts under "Bluetooth low energy" is useful if you intend to work with BLE. I know they are old, mostly referring to SDK 11. But you can use them to get familiar. Just be aware that the application "Master Control Panel" is depricated. You should use nRF Connect instead. It doesn't show the same details in advertising packets, but you should manage to get through the tutorials.

There are quite a few header files required to compile code for the nRF, so I think you should start with the template projects in the SDK:

SDK\examples\ble_peripheral\template_project, and

SDK\examples\peripheral\template_project

But I recommend that you start with some of the examples with some actual code and modify them in the getting started phase.

If you don't use the softdevice, e.g. the examples in SDK\peripheral, then you can start with the blinky example, which has the necessary files included, and it is pretty clear to see what the code does.

Best regards,

Edvin

RE: nrf52832 dk UART problem

Ayush Bansal — Thu, 28 Jun 2018 08:32:00 GMT

Thanks for the help.
Yes it is printing "Hello World" at baud rate of 115200. I also figured out that the code written in ble-app UART works on baud rate 38400 in my case. Now it is working. Also I would like to learn programming nrf52832 from basics like how to write code, what are the headers required for the particular code,code which need to be implemented in setup, so is there any document or site where i can learn to code nrf52832?

Thank You

RE: nrf52832 dk UART problem

Edvin — Thu, 28 Jun 2018 06:01:42 GMT

Hello,

Can you please try to flash the DK with the attached .hex file?

It should print "Hello World" on the UART every second. Connect open puTTY on "Serial", select the correct COM port, and with baud rate 115200. You should only need to use the USB cable connected to the DK, and no external HW. If you still only get the ▒▒, then maybe you can try a different UART terminal, like Termite.

When you flash the .hex, you can use nRFgo Studio. Remember to clear the board first ("Erase all"), because the attached application doesn't require a softdevice.

Let me know whether that works or not, then we know whether the issue is on the application or the Desktop Firmware.

devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../nrf52832_5F00_xxaa.hex

Best regards,

Edvin