NRF_ERROR_SVC_HANDLER_MISSING PC at 0x00025D3D

[Taylor]

Hi,

I'm using nRF52810 with SDK 17.02.

When I don't download bootloader my application worked normally. After I downloaded bootloader, there logging NRF_ERROR_SVC_HANDLER_MISSING.

[Vidar Berg]

Hi,

The error code is actually referring to the UARTE.ERRORSRC bit in this case.  And "1" means you have an OVERRUN error which indicates that your app is not emptying the UART RX buffer fast enough.

When I don't download bootloader

How are you downloading the bootloader? Is it with a programmer, or is that what you are doing over the UART interface when you get the crash?

[Taylor]

Vidar Berg said:

How are you downloading the bootloader?

I download soft device and bootloader with J-flash, and update my application with DFU. 

After update my application, this error will happen on UART interface in my application process.

Vidar Berg said:

that your app is not emptying the UART RX buffer fast enough

How could I empty the UART RX buffer? I need to empty the "data_array" when the "data_index" larger than RX_BUFF_SIZE?

[Vidar Berg]

And this only happens when the bootloader is present?

[Taylor]

Vidar Berg said:

And this only happens when the bootloader is present?

Yes. If I just download soft device, this application will work normally.

[Vidar Berg]

OK, thanks for confirming. I still don't see how the bootloader could be impacting this. Does the MQTT_QMTOPEN command cause the receiver to respond with more data than the other commands?

[Taylor]

Vidar Berg said:

MQTT_QMTOPEN command cause the receiver to respond with more data than the other commands?

But I don't edit the application process when I removed bootloader.  

[Vidar Berg]

There is not enough information for me to go on here, unfortunately. The bootloader will normally not have any impact on the program execution in the main app.

[Taylor]

Please check my video.

Video 1 WITHOUT BOOTLOADER

1.erase chip

2.program SoftDevice

3.download application

Video 2 & 3  WITH BOOTLOADER

1.erase chip

2.program SoftDevice

3.program bootloader

4.DFU by nRFConnect 

5.RTT Viewer log

[Vidar Berg]

Hi,

Could you try to enable the CPU usage tracer in your app by setting NRF_PWR_MGMT_CONFIG_LOG_ENABLED and NRF_PWR_MGMT_CONFIG_CPU_USAGE_MONITOR_ENABLED to '1' in your sdk_config.h to see if the CPU load is any higher when the bootloader is present?