About reset during advertising

[takashina hiroki]

SDK: 15.3.0
Example: ble_app_multirole_lesc
Device: EYSHJNZWZ (nRF52832)

After calling "ble_advertising_start" to start advertising, call "sd_app_evt_wait" to transition to sleep.
Approximately 7 minutes after calling "sd_app_evt_wait", it appears to be reset.
Please tell me about this cause.

As a side note, I am using WDT.
This does not occur when WDT is disabled.
Therefore, we believe that the cause is WDT.
WDT is cleared when it is released from sleep.
However, after calling "sd_app_evt_wait", it was not woken from sleep.
Therefore, it is always in a sleep state.
I am setting the WDT as follows.
I think WDT is disabled during sleep.

#define WDT_CONFIG_BEHAVIOUR							0

Also, when "ble_advertising_start" is not called, this phenomenon does not occur.

[Hung Bui]

Hi Takashina, 

How did you feed the WDT ?  What was the reload value you used ? 

Usually the WDT should be fed using a timer. I think the reason that WDT timer trigger a reset is because sd_app_evt_wait() will put the CPU to sleep and will not jump back to the application if there is no interrupt in the application. This mean, the CPU still wake up on softdevice activity (BLE activity) but it won't execute the WDT feeding code in the loop you have. This result that the WDT will still run when CPU is active (when there is BLE event) but it won't get fed. After a few minutes the WDT will timeout. 

I would suggest to use a timer to feed the WDT. 
Otherwise you can think of avoid using sd_app_evt_wait() but use these commands instead : 

__WFE();

__WFE();

__SEV();

This will allow the CPU to wakeup and execute the feeding WDT task on any CPU activity. 

[takashina hiroki]

Please tell me another.
Current consumption increased when using "__WFE ()" and "__SEV ()" instead of "sd_app_evt_wait".
Even just changing "sd_app_evt_wait" to "__WFE ()" increased current consumption.
I cannot tolerate this increase in current consumption.
Please tell me about this cause.
Please let me know if there are any other measures.