Hello Sasi,
Have you seen the ble_blinky example documentation from the SDK?
The documentation details how to test the functionality of the example, both using an android smartphone with the nRF Blinky app, or another ble_central unit.
unable to see the Button and LED functioning for those examples.
How did you test this? Did you have a central unit or android smartphone connected to the dongle?
Did you observe LED 1 turning on, after having uploaded the example to the dongle?
I want to check the dongle Button and LED functioning. Can you please guide me in this scenario by letting me know which example should I use and how to write hex files without memory merging issue?
I am not sure I have understood you correctly here - if you are asking how you can program your dongle, you can do so by uploading the precompiled hex file from the example, for example through the nRF Connect desktop application.
Best regards,
Karl
Hello Sasi,
Have you seen the ble_blinky example documentation from the SDK?
The documentation details how to test the functionality of the example, both using an android smartphone with the nRF Blinky app, or another ble_central unit.
unable to see the Button and LED functioning for those examples.
How did you test this? Did you have a central unit or android smartphone connected to the dongle?
Did you observe LED 1 turning on, after having uploaded the example to the dongle?
I want to check the dongle Button and LED functioning. Can you please guide me in this scenario by letting me know which example should I use and how to write hex files without memory merging issue?
I am not sure I have understood you correctly here - if you are asking how you can program your dongle, you can do so by uploading the precompiled hex file from the example, for example through the nRF Connect desktop application.
Best regards,
Karl