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Can't find Bluetooth operations in example code

Hi, I'm a student at Oregon State University using the nRF51 Development Kit for a project. I can't seem to find any functions for sending and recieving Bluetooth signals in the SDK example code. The closest I found is the use of the macro SVCALL (in ble_gap.h line #889, SVCALL is defined in nrf_svc.h).

How does SVCALL relay information to Bluetooth? And where can I find the functions that actually invoke bluetooth?

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  • Well, you need first to setup your development environment. There are many IDE you can use for software dev. Keil is the one supported by Nordic but it's very expensive. Your school may have a copy. You can use Eclipse with GCC which is free. You'll need to go to nordicsemi.com website to download the SDK, the Softdevice and documentation about your dev kit and how to set it up. Get yourself familiar with the dev kit by compiling the examples first. Once you got all that done, then you can start looking at the example code to see how the software use Bluetooth. That is the fastest and easiest path to go. If you want to be more advanced then you can also goto bluetooth.org to get documents about the standard and that is the long and hard road.

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