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Request of nRF51822 SmatPhone APP & Sensor data tarnsfer Example Source

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For nRF5122 BLEStack, it is analyzed that the event is processed in each of the interrupt handler for the interrupt terminal BLE I understand that is processed through the Gatt API to read sensor data when you use the app on your smartphone, your smartphone data to the receiving process in a sensor event handler.

I want to receive a pass from the Nordic headquarters far side of the source and the sensor described smartphone app source examples

My email address is [email protected] ... E-mail address I would like to receive the source ...

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    Hi

    I understand your request in such a way that you want to send data from nRF51822 to a smartphone via BLE and receive data from a smartphone with a nRF51822 device. We have several example codes in the nRF51 SDK that are compatible with Android and IOS apps, that we also provide. You can find the source for the apps here, and you also download many of them from Google Play and App Store.

    For example, you can use the BLE UART example in the SDK, under \Nordic\nrf51_sdk_v6_0_0_43681\nrf51822\Board\pca10001\s110\experimental\ble_app_uart (available for the nRF51822 evaluation kit, but easy to port to the development kit) to transfer data received on the nRF51822 UART to a central BLE device. To receive the data on an Android smartphone, download and install the nRF UART 2.0 from Google Play, which should be compatible with the ble_app_uart example.

    Similarly, to receive heart rate data from the nRF51822 device, flash the ble_app_hrs (available for both evaluation and development kits) to your device and then download and install the nRFToolbox for either Android and IOS, which e.g supports the HRM (heart rate monitor) profile, and is compatible with the ble_app_hrs example.

    If it would interest you, the best starting point for BLE development and to get to know the BLE fundamentals in the nRF51 SDK is to examine the nAN-36. The associated nrf51-ble-app-lbs example is available for nRF51 SDK 5.2.0 here.

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