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Issue with nRF Toolbox. App crashes when connecting to nRF52832 DK.

(Windows10, Android Studio 4.0.1, SDK 15.2.0, nRF52832 dev board, App run on Galaxy S10, latest Android version).

Hi, I'm looking to use the Toolbox to create a template app for quick development of apps to test functionality of products being developed.
All I need it to do is give me a textbox and a send button.

Problem is, when I start the app and select the connect option, the app will notify that the device bonded but crash immediately after bonding with the device.

The board has the uart template app installed, with peer manger added to it.

Also, how would I go about extracting the uart code and put it into a blank app? Is there any relevant documentation I can review?
Sorry, fairly new to the nrf toolbox and android.

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  • Hi

    How exactly does nRFToolbox crash, does it just close or do you get an error message of some kind? Please make sure that you've given the application all the necessary permissions to run properly. Have you tried debugging the nRF52832 DK to see what happens on that side when the Android application crashes?

    In order to make your own "blank" application, please check out our Android BLE Library GitHub for how to make Android applications with our Android library. You can also check out the nRF-Toolbox GitHub for source code that should help you make a simplified version of it if you'd like a simpler starting point.

    Best regards,

    Simon

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  • Hi

    How exactly does nRFToolbox crash, does it just close or do you get an error message of some kind? Please make sure that you've given the application all the necessary permissions to run properly. Have you tried debugging the nRF52832 DK to see what happens on that side when the Android application crashes?

    In order to make your own "blank" application, please check out our Android BLE Library GitHub for how to make Android applications with our Android library. You can also check out the nRF-Toolbox GitHub for source code that should help you make a simplified version of it if you'd like a simpler starting point.

    Best regards,

    Simon

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