As with my recent inquiry about a softdevice assert at PC=0x24e70, I'd like to know which assertion fails in softdevice S132 version 7.0.1 at PC=0x157ec.
Is there a table listing the different assertions?
As with my recent inquiry about a softdevice assert at PC=0x24e70, I'd like to know which assertion fails in softdevice S132 version 7.0.1 at PC=0x157ec.
Is there a table listing the different assertions?
Hi,
There is no assert table that you can use for lookup, so when you experience an assert you need to search for anyone that may have experienced the same assert, and create a new case if it's the first instance you can find. Ideally asserts should not occur, so they should be looked into by us to understand if it may be an issue in the stack or triggered by the application.
Based on the asserts we suspect you are spending to much time in the timeslot, for instance you are not returning NRF_RADIO_SIGNAL_CALLBACK_ACTION_END or NRF_RADIO_SIGNAL_CALLBACK_ACTION_REQUEST_AND_END in time. Either one of these asserts (this one and the linked one) can happen if you spends to much time in your timeslot.
Best regards,
Kenneth
Hi,
There is no assert table that you can use for lookup, so when you experience an assert you need to search for anyone that may have experienced the same assert, and create a new case if it's the first instance you can find. Ideally asserts should not occur, so they should be looked into by us to understand if it may be an issue in the stack or triggered by the application.
Based on the asserts we suspect you are spending to much time in the timeslot, for instance you are not returning NRF_RADIO_SIGNAL_CALLBACK_ACTION_END or NRF_RADIO_SIGNAL_CALLBACK_ACTION_REQUEST_AND_END in time. Either one of these asserts (this one and the linked one) can happen if you spends to much time in your timeslot.
Best regards,
Kenneth