Where is Thingy91 Asset Tracker application source code?

RE: Where is Thingy91 Asset Tracker application source code?

Heidi — Tue, 17 Sep 2019 07:08:14 GMT

Hi! Please create a new ticket for this issue, as it is somewhat unrelated to the original question. This way, it is easier for other DevZone users to search for relevant tickets.

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Heidi

RE: Where is Thingy91 Asset Tracker application source code?

Pritesh — Mon, 16 Sep 2019 16:07:17 GMT

I updated Thingy91 with modem firmware (mfwnrf9160100.zip) and application firmware (thingy91_ltem_v0.2.2.hex) from latest firmware package (thingy91fwv022.zip).

Question 1: Is "thingy91_ltem_v0.2.2.hex" the default firmware Thingy91 was shipped with?

Question 2: I am seeing Thingy91 rebooting in a loop every few seconds. How can I recover Thingy91 to its default firmware application it was shipped with? I am looking for firmware that send real GPS every two minutes and stays in low power mode most of the time.

RE: Where is Thingy91 Asset Tracker application source code?

Heidi — Thu, 29 Aug 2019 08:06:04 GMT

Hi, looks like a misspoke. The code running on the Thingy:91 is currently a pull request on the master branch of the NCS git-repo. You can also find the .hex file here.

Edit: 1029 is the one that was merged with the master branch.

RE: Where is Thingy91 Asset Tracker application source code?

Hank Schraeder — Wed, 28 Aug 2019 15:28:19 GMT

The Asset Tracker example for the DK card transmits simulated data. The Thingy91 transmits real data taken from the actual sensors and GPS receiver. The cellular is turned off while the GPS system is turned on. I don't know how the source code could possibly be the same for both cards?

RE: Where is Thingy91 Asset Tracker application source code?

Heidi — Wed, 28 Aug 2019 10:59:59 GMT

Hi!

The source code for the Thingy:91 is the asset_tracker example located in the master branch of nRF Connect SDK, in applications/asset_tracker.

Best regards,

Heidi