Problems getting the SDK up and running

RE: Problems getting the SDK up and running

Bjørn Kvaale — Fri, 15 Mar 2019 12:59:14 GMT

Yes, the iBasis SIM should connect to one of those two base stations in theory. With the at_client hex file programmed to the board (just program the example via SES, SES will automatically do a sectorerase of the flash), you should be able to connect. You could try watching this video, resetting the board via the RESET button and/or pressing the AT+CFUN? button to speed things up. Also, it may be necessary to press Ctrl + R to refresh the link monitor application if you reset the board.

RE: Problems getting the SDK up and running

jitter — Wed, 13 Mar 2019 13:24:34 GMT

Thank you, I managed to import and compile the project with the following tags:

nrf: v0.3.0

nrfxlib: v0.3.0

zephyr: v1.13.99-ncs2

When I run the asset tracket demo I do not get the error anymore, but the board also does not seem to connect to a network. With the AT firmware the LTE icon just keeps blinking yellow-red(connecting). However the device does find two networks:

- KPN NL

- Vodafone/Libertel

I assume the iBasis SIM is supposed to roam on one of those? Is there anything I can do to force a connection? Otherwise I will just check back later when a new release is available.

RE: Problems getting the SDK up and running

Bjørn Kvaale — Fri, 01 Mar 2019 07:39:45 GMT

Could you please download nrf connect for desktop & run the nRF Getting Started Guide like described here (Section Getting started with development). In the documentation you provided, there is this note:

"The latest state of development is on the master branch of the fw-nrfconnect-nrf repository. To ensure a usable state, the fw-nrfconnect-nrf repository defines the compatible states of the other repositories. However, this state is not necessarily tested. For a higher degree of quality assurance, check out a tagged release."

The nRF Getting Started Guide installs the v0.3.0 tag of Nordic Connect SDK. Then, you should be able to build via Segger Embedded Studio.