The output of the raw value is too fast in thingy sdk

RE: The output of the raw value is too fast in thingy sdk

Simon — Mon, 14 Jan 2019 12:21:08 GMT

I am wondering about the same as Anish. What example are you using for the Thingy? I Couldn't find any examples for the thingy in the link you provided. Take a look at the Nordic Thingy:52 SDK which is intended for users to develop their own custom firmware for the Thingy.

RE: The output of the raw value is too fast in thingy sdk

Ashish — Fri, 28 Dec 2018 10:47:41 GMT

Which code did you use from this github repository? The "ble_peripheral" or any other?

RE: The output of the raw value is too fast in thingy sdk

Simon — Thu, 27 Dec 2018 09:32:11 GMT

Currently, a huge portion of the support team are on christmas vacation, and might not be able to answer you in the closest future. In the first week of 2019 most of the staff will we back and you can expect an answer then.

Best regards,

Simon

RE: The output of the raw value is too fast in thingy sdk

yumi — Thu, 20 Dec 2018 04:49:19 GMT

https://github.com/NordicPlayground/nrf52-ble-multi-link-multi-role

I used this code

and my segger file don't include m_environment.c and drv_motion.c

Can I add this file?

RE: The output of the raw value is too fast in thingy sdk

Simon — Wed, 12 Dec 2018 13:11:44 GMT

In order to change the output speed of the different sensor values, you would need to modify the firmware (as far as I know). This can be done either over-the-air using nRF Connect mobile/desktop, or by using a programmer. If you would like more control and to debug your code, I would recommend you to use a programmer. However, the thingy is not provided with a programmer, and you would need to connect your thingy to an nRF52 DK as explained here.

Regarding the issue of changing the sampling frequency of the sensor values, this can be done by modifying the files m_environment.c (temperature, pressure and humidity sensors) and drv_motion.c (motion sensor). Each sensor is associated with a timer, and by changing the parameter timeout_ticks when calling app_timer_start(..) the output speed can be changed.

Best regards,

Simon