RE: The 52810 code was migrated to 52832

tesc — Tue, 30 Mar 2021 14:03:31 GMT

Hi,

There are some things to watch when you port from one SoC to another, including (but not necessarily limited to):

SoftDevice version: Is it supported and qualifiable on the target SoC?
Start- and end address of the application flash and RAM (depending on SoftDevice size, SoftDevice configuration and SoC flash/RAM sizes.
Startup files. (Specific for SoC.)
Defines in the project related to what SoC is used. (Used for some workarounds and/or different behaviour between SoCs.)
Soft or hard floating point support.

For changing from nRF52810 to nRF52832, you can also have a look at Developing for nRF52810. It describes moving in the other direction (from nRF52832 to nRF52810,) but should provide some information regarding what the differences are.

The fact that Bluetooth seems to work is a good first step, but you should check those other things as well.

Regards,
Terje