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Getting started with MBN52832 BLE Module

Hi,

We are starting evaluation using:

"The MBN52832Development Kit (MBN52832DK) is an evaluation and application development kit for MBN52832 BLE Module"

is there some default FW which receives data via SPI or UART and sends it over BLE to the PC?

or do we have to develop this FW and burn it ourselves?

if so, which IDE environment should be used? I see .eww file is in the SDK. do I need IAR? If so, is it free?

Thanks,

Moshe

From sheet:

The MBN52832 Development Kit (MBN52832DK) is designed to facilitate application development using the Nordic nRF52 SDK.

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  • Hi

    1. The maximum tested and confirmed UART baud rate is 1M.

    2. The SPI on the nRF52832 supports up to 8Mhz, while the nRF52833 and nRF52840 have one High-speed SPI supporting up to 32MHz transfers. You can check out the formula to calculate baud rates in this thread (same formula for SPI and UART).

    3. Please create a new ticket regarding the PC app development, as we try to keep each DevZone ticket to one subject each. That way it will be easier for people with the same problem in the future to find the relevant thread, and an expert on the matter will be assigned to the relevant case, as everyone doesn't know everything, unfortunately.

    4. The nRF52840 Dongle is the only Dongle Nordic provides, and it will be the only one that is compatible with I.E. the nRFConnect for Desktop BLE app, but if you're going to make your own PC or mobile application you should be able to use any of the third-party modules meeting your requirements as well. A number of them should be enclosed and support COM-ports I believe.

    Best regards,

    Simon

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  • Hi

    1. The maximum tested and confirmed UART baud rate is 1M.

    2. The SPI on the nRF52832 supports up to 8Mhz, while the nRF52833 and nRF52840 have one High-speed SPI supporting up to 32MHz transfers. You can check out the formula to calculate baud rates in this thread (same formula for SPI and UART).

    3. Please create a new ticket regarding the PC app development, as we try to keep each DevZone ticket to one subject each. That way it will be easier for people with the same problem in the future to find the relevant thread, and an expert on the matter will be assigned to the relevant case, as everyone doesn't know everything, unfortunately.

    4. The nRF52840 Dongle is the only Dongle Nordic provides, and it will be the only one that is compatible with I.E. the nRFConnect for Desktop BLE app, but if you're going to make your own PC or mobile application you should be able to use any of the third-party modules meeting your requirements as well. A number of them should be enclosed and support COM-ports I believe.

    Best regards,

    Simon

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