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nRF52840 and LSM303AGR accelerometer (SPI)
#nrf52840
Hi,
I'm trying to read data from the LSM303AGR accelerometer using SPI. The microcontroller which I use is nRF52840. I want to use the LIS2DH driver which is implemented in Zephyr.
I added the
Hi,
I'm trying to read data from the LSM303AGR accelerometer using SPI. The microcontroller which I use is nRF52840. I want to use the LIS2DH driver which is implemented in Zephyr.
I added the
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Arkadiusz Cichocki
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#5917
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Re: New bee
Hi Aldrich,
I want to work on device side first & later move on to bluetooth, I got a bunch of nrf52 boards.
Regards,
Siva.
Hi Aldrich,
I want to work on device side first & later move on to bluetooth, I got a bunch of nrf52 boards.
Regards,
Siva.
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By
Siva Subrahmanyam
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#5916
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Re: Enable ethernet on STM32F4 boards?
Hi Jun,
I had it working on basic samples like dns_resolve (on latest master).
Are you facing some issues ?
Erwan
Hi Jun,
I had it working on basic samples like dns_resolve (on latest master).
Are you facing some issues ?
Erwan
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Erwan Gouriou
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#5914
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Re: Mocking with ztest
Hi Kim,
I bumped into the similar issue and the solution was to use ztest together with the native_posix target to implement my unit tests.
Also see following issue on
Hi Kim,
I bumped into the similar issue and the solution was to use ztest together with the native_posix target to implement my unit tests.
Also see following issue on
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Jan Van Winkel <jan.van_winkel@...>
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#5913
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Mocking with ztest
Hi Zephyr developers
I'm looking at ztest as a means to test our application code.
I've managed to command sanytycheck to run at our 'out of tree' projects. That's all fine.
Next issue is mocking. Fx.
Hi Zephyr developers
I'm looking at ztest as a means to test our application code.
I've managed to command sanytycheck to run at our 'out of tree' projects. That's all fine.
Next issue is mocking. Fx.
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By
Kim Bøndergaard
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#5912
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Enable ethernet on STM32F4 boards?
Hey Zephyr developers,
Wondering if anyone has tried bringing up the internal Ethernet phy on any STM32F429 boards, like NUCLEO-F429ZI and testing it with any samples? Can you share some
Hey Zephyr developers,
Wondering if anyone has tried bringing up the internal Ethernet phy on any STM32F429 boards, like NUCLEO-F429ZI and testing it with any samples? Can you share some
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Li, Jun R
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#5911
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Re: New bee
Hello Siva,
Welcome to the Zephyr Project! Thank you so much for your interest in participating. I can also help connect you with the teams working on specific subsystems or initiatives you're
Hello Siva,
Welcome to the Zephyr Project! Thank you so much for your interest in participating. I can also help connect you with the teams working on specific subsystems or initiatives you're
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By
Thea Aldrich
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#5910
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New bee
Hi,
I want to contribute my weekend time on development/maintenance activity on any opensource project. Right now i am working for IOT Start up working o BLE 4.0 using Nordic chips.
So i thought
Hi,
I want to contribute my weekend time on development/maintenance activity on any opensource project. Right now i am working for IOT Start up working o BLE 4.0 using Nordic chips.
So i thought
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By
Siva Subrahmanyam
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#5909
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More apps sharing the same building system
#nrf52840
Hello,
I'm new to Zephyr.
The online guide is focused on building one single app. The application directory is myprojects/app, the source code directory is myprojects/app/src, etc.
The question is
Hello,
I'm new to Zephyr.
The online guide is focused on building one single app. The application directory is myprojects/app, the source code directory is myprojects/app/src, etc.
The question is
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Gabriele Filosofi
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#5908
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Re: Process HCI_UART BLE Connectivity updating FW in the field
Hi Carles,
Ok thanks for this feedback! A next challenge coming, the learning process continuous.
br,
Frank
Hi Carles,
Ok thanks for this feedback! A next challenge coming, the learning process continuous.
br,
Frank
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By
frv
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#5907
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Re: Process HCI_UART BLE Connectivity updating FW in the field
Hi Frank,
If you don’t have a debug connection between the iMX and the nRF52832 then you need to use the UART to update the firmware. In order to achieve that you will need to use a bootloader
Hi Frank,
If you don’t have a debug connection between the iMX and the nRF52832 then you need to use the UART to update the firmware. In order to achieve that you will need to use a bootloader
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By
Carles Cufi
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#5906
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Re: #bluetoothmesh Help for sending and receiving messages through mesh
#bluetoothmesh
Hi Johan,
Thanks for your quick response.
I already have gone through the mesh model spec, but I don't think there is a model that I could use to do what i want. I would like to send a message looking
Hi Johan,
Thanks for your quick response.
I already have gone through the mesh model spec, but I don't think there is a model that I could use to do what i want. I would like to send a message looking
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By
paul.leguennec@...
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#5905
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Edited
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Process HCI_UART BLE Connectivity updating FW in the field
Hi Carles, all,
What is the best way to do a firmware update in the field? What it is possible?
So far in the lab, I have a proto board with a nrf52832 chip onboard and also a JTAG connector. The JTAG
Hi Carles, all,
What is the best way to do a firmware update in the field? What it is possible?
So far in the lab, I have a proto board with a nrf52832 chip onboard and also a JTAG connector. The JTAG
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By
frv
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#5904
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Re: #bluetoothmesh Help for sending and receiving messages through mesh
#bluetoothmesh
Hi Paul,
All application-level messaging with mesh is always in the context of models. I’d suggest familiarising yourself with the Mesh Model Specification to see if any of the standard models
Hi Paul,
All application-level messaging with mesh is always in the context of models. I’d suggest familiarising yourself with the Mesh Model Specification to see if any of the standard models
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Johan Hedberg
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#5903
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#bluetoothmesh Help for sending and receiving messages through mesh
#bluetoothmesh
Hello,
I am working on a project using Mesh with nrf52 boards. I have 3 boards for now, two of them are in a mesh network (boards A and B) (I will have more later to hava a real mesh network), and the
Hello,
I am working on a project using Mesh with nrf52 boards. I have 3 boards for now, two of them are in a mesh network (boards A and B) (I will have more later to hava a real mesh network), and the
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paul.leguennec@...
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#5902
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Re: Nordic nRF52832 - UART redefining the pins?
Hi Carles,
Finally I got it up and running :).
So indeed changing the pinning in the overlay file did the trick, although I also had to redefine the cts/rts despite not using them as one of the values
Hi Carles,
Finally I got it up and running :).
So indeed changing the pinning in the overlay file did the trick, although I also had to redefine the cts/rts despite not using them as one of the values
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frv
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#5901
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Re: rtc api in zephyr
Hi,
Yes, it is recommended to use counter API instead.
Regards,
Krzysztof
Hi,
Yes, it is recommended to use counter API instead.
Regards,
Krzysztof
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By
Chruściński, Krzysztof
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#5900
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rtc api in zephyr
Hi,
I just heard rtc api is deprecated, but I can not find any clue in the documentation or in this mail list. What's that mean?
Should we avoid to use rtc api in the future and change to counter
Hi,
I just heard rtc api is deprecated, but I can not find any clue in the documentation or in this mail list. What's that mean?
Should we avoid to use rtc api in the future and change to counter
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By
Aaron Xu
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#5899
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Re: Nordic nRF52832 - UART redefining the pins?
Hi there,
The default PINs are configured in the board .dts file:
https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/blob/master/boards/arm/nrf52_pca10040/nrf52_pca10040.dts#L95
You can indeed
Hi there,
The default PINs are configured in the board .dts file:
https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/blob/master/boards/arm/nrf52_pca10040/nrf52_pca10040.dts#L95
You can indeed
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Carles Cufi
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#5898
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Nordic nRF52832 - UART redefining the pins?
Hi Zephyr community,
So far I couldn't see where the default UART rx/tx pin mapping (RX = 8 and TX = 6) is happening in the Zephyr code.
I want to run the hci_uart on the nRF52832 SoC to implement
Hi Zephyr community,
So far I couldn't see where the default UART rx/tx pin mapping (RX = 8 and TX = 6) is happening in the Zephyr code.
I want to run the hci_uart on the nRF52832 SoC to implement
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By
frv
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#5897
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