Using the SDK 11 with NRF6310

[Murilo]

Hello, I'm working with the NRF6310 Motherboard and play with it a little with SDK 6.1, but i want to create profiles with the Bluetooth Developer Studio, so I started using the SDK 11.0 and test with the blinky example for PCA10028 (making the proper alterations in the define configurations for select the board) witch works fine in both Blank and S130 versions. But when I try to test a beacon, HRS or my custom profile it compiles but it doesn't work at all (no LED turn on and the Master Tool App doesn't find it). Do I have to make more alterations in the code to the SDK 11.0 works fine with the NRF6310 in more complex examples?

Ps.: I'm using the Keil V5.23 to compile and the nRFgo studio 1.21.2.10 to flash.

[Hung Bui]

@Murilo: Make sure you have flashed the softdevice. Which softdevice did you use ? Please follow this getting started guide.

[Murilo]

I'm using the S130 v2.0.0 that came in the folder "components" in the SDK 11.

[Hung Bui]

Please state how you program the chip step by step.

Which board are you using for testing ? NRF6310 is just the mother board.

[Murilo]

The board that I'm using is the PCA10005 with the N51822QFAA chip.

The steps are the follow:

1. Open the hrs exemple file in ...\SDK11\examples\ble_peripheral\ble_app_hrs\pca10028\s130\arm5_no_packs;
2. Go in Project->Options for target...->Device and select nRF51822_xxAA;
3. In Options for target...->Target change the start IROM to 0x1c000;
4. In Options for target...->C/C++ chenge the define BOARD_PCA10028 to BOARD_NRF6310;
5. Compile;
6. In nRFgo Studio erase the board;
7. In nRFgo Studio flash the .hex softdevice from ...\SDK11\components\softdevice\s130\hex
8. In nRFgo Studio flash the .hex application generated.

[Hung Bui]

@Murilo: Why do you change start IROM to 0x1c000 ? It should be 0x1B000. You only need to change the iRAM1 size from 0x5F80 to 0x1F80 then it would match with your chip (256kB Flash 16kB RAM) Start address of IRAM1 should be 0x20002080