How can I download nRF8001-SDK?

RE: How can I download nRF8001-SDK?

awneil — Wed, 02 Sep 2015 09:35:56 GMT

Regarding Android dependance, see the page, "Porting the nRF8001 SDK for Arduino (0.9.0) to your chosen microcontroller":

github.com/.../nRF8001-Porting-ACI-Library.md

"The nRF8001 SDK for Arduino is portable C code that can be easily ported to a different microcontroller. A few parts of the SDK however must be re-implemented on the new microcontroller, these are the SPI/ACI interface, GPIO interface, delay and optionally the interrupt interface. All other code in the SDK can be ported to the new microcontroller"

RE: How can I download nRF8001-SDK?

awneil — Wed, 02 Sep 2015 09:25:02 GMT

Regarding the "shortcomings" in nRF8001-SDK: devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../

RE: How can I download nRF8001-SDK?

awneil — Tue, 01 Sep 2015 14:52:45 GMT

How dependant on the Arduino IDE is it?

I am developing a standard embedded application - no Arduino.

It won't be "simpler" if I have to spend time disentangling it from all the Arduino stuff!

RE: How can I download nRF8001-SDK?

awneil — Tue, 01 Sep 2015 14:40:10 GMT

So what are the "shortcomings" in nRF8001-SDK?

It would be helpful if you would update the nRF8001-SDK page to explain all this.

www.nordicsemi.com/.../nRF8001-SDK

RE: How can I download nRF8001-SDK?

Stefan Birnir Sverrisson — Mon, 31 Aug 2015 14:08:44 GMT

The nRF8001 SDK for Arduino is the one we recommend to use. It was created because of shortcomings in nRF8001-SDK. The nRF8001 SDK for Arduino is cheaper to buy and you get more simple programming environment with the Arduino IDE. You get the nRF8001 SDK for Arduino here. There are also links on the thread to sites where you can get the RedBearLab Arduino shield with nRF8001 on board.