I have a split bluetooth keyboard that is using this firmware for the nrf51822 chips: github.com/.../mitosis-bluetooth
The general idea of the software is that the right half of the keyboard connects to the computer as a bluetooth device, and the left half sends signals straight to the right half that are translated into keycodes.
The keyboard works perfectly on my Linux laptop, my Windows 10 desktop, and my Android phone. When I try to use it on my Windows 10 laptop however, the left half of the keyboard only works for a few seconds and then stops. When I boot the same laptop to a live Linux distro, both halves of the keyboard work again. This makes me believe that it must be a driver issue on the Windows 10 laptop.
I have tried updating the drivers on the laptop, but they seem to be completely up to date. Does anyone have any suggestions of things I could change in the code that might fix the issue? Or do I just need to wait for Microsoft to churn out new drivers? I've put a lot of effort into the keyboard and would like to be able to use it on my main laptop.
Other details: The laptop is a Dell latitude 7490, the softdevice used with the keyboard is s130. I'm using SDK 11 to compile the firmware.
