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nfr connect connectivity

Hi,

We used nRF52840 Dongle to receive BLE peripheral device 240Bytes notification. The connectivity that "Bluttooth low energy" (nRF connect) programmed can received 240Bytes notifications, but "pc-ble-driver-4.1.1\hex\sd_api_v5\connectivity_4.1.1_usb_with_s132_5.1.0.hex" can only receive 20Bytes.

Would you please tell me which version connectivity does "Bluttooth low energy"  use?

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  • Hi,

    The BLE connectivity firmware currently used by all nRF Connect for Desktop BLE apps should be the one found in connectivity_4.1.1_usb_with_s132_5.1.0_dfu_pkg.zip delivered with pc-ble-driver v4.1.1.

    Also, when using the BLE app, it will state in the log what connectivity firmware is used. For the Dongle, this means the corresponding .zip package, as it can only receive firmware using Device Firmware Upgrade (DFU). Note that the connectivity firmware used by nRF Connect (and pc-ble-driver) is a patched version of the serialization example from the nRF5 SDK. Patch files also available from pc-ble-driver on github.

    Regards,
    Terje

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  • Hi,

    The BLE connectivity firmware currently used by all nRF Connect for Desktop BLE apps should be the one found in connectivity_4.1.1_usb_with_s132_5.1.0_dfu_pkg.zip delivered with pc-ble-driver v4.1.1.

    Also, when using the BLE app, it will state in the log what connectivity firmware is used. For the Dongle, this means the corresponding .zip package, as it can only receive firmware using Device Firmware Upgrade (DFU). Note that the connectivity firmware used by nRF Connect (and pc-ble-driver) is a patched version of the serialization example from the nRF5 SDK. Patch files also available from pc-ble-driver on github.

    Regards,
    Terje

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