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Running nrf53 example code

Hi, I would like to run an nrf53 example project. I got the devkit, and after some struggle I am now able to compile and run a project.

I need to run an Bluetooth example that has the app on the one core and the network on the other. But it seems even after loading the network image, and then trying to debug the app code in SES, I can't get comms between the two cores.

It seems as if the app waits for a reply and then just hangs there.

Is there a good example to get say a heart rate central demo going on the nrf53 dev kit?

  • I need to run an Bluetooth example that has the app on the one core and the network on the other. But it seems even after loading the network image, and then trying to debug the app code in SES, I can't get comms between the two cores.

    Can you share what steps you took to build and program the sample, and what steps you took during debugging, so that I can reproduce this issue? 

  • In short the issue comes that there are so much information and ways to do the examples that it is somewhat of information overload, and yet it still doesn’t clreary state how to just get an example up and running.

    I got the environment set up, and using SES I can compile the sample projects in the ncs\zephyr\samples\bluetooth folder.

    I am can compile the code for the app, and debug it. It runs up to the point where it needs comms from the network core.

    For this I tried a few things. I used the command line to program the network core… but I think I might be doing this part wrong.

    I short what I need to do is get a sample running (preferably without zepher) to get Bluetooth comms. The throughput demo usually works good for this.

     

    There is one in the ncs\nrf\samples\bluetooth\throughput folder.

     

    I would like some basic steps to compile for that example both the app and the network parts, load them and debug it?

     

    Any assistants would greatly be apricated.

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