Hi, Thanks for your concern Steve, I'll write the code for it. Have a good time on vacation!!! Hi Johan, I'm almost there with mesh shell. Only a small issue, after disabling all DEBUG messages, I

Hi Ashish Steve

Hi Vikrant, I don't think meshctl has this support yet. IIRC, Steve sent an RFC patch for that, but nothing has been merged upstream yet. That all looks fine to me, however note that you don't need

how to subscribe dynamically to heartbeat of any node (using meshctl) ? I've enable CONFIG_BT_MESH_CFG_CLI=y this in prj.conf Added "Configuration Client Model" into list of models supported by

Hi Ashish, One thing I forgot to mention: you can play with most of these features also using tests/bluetooth/mesh_shell. It has commands for configuring heartbeat publication & subscription. The

Hi Ashish, The call to bt_mesh_cfg_hb_sub_set() that you found in mesh_demo is on the right track. It will send the heartbeat subscription configuration message to the given address, which also works

Hi, Thanks Steve, it works as expected. I watched a video on youtube by Johan, in which he demonstrates working of heartbeat messages. Which means he's developed some means to subscribe to Heartbeat

Hi Ashish, If the target of heartbeat publish is 0077 (meshctl's unicast address), it will display the returned status. Steve

Hello everyone !! I'm trying to work with heartbeat messages. I'm using android app by silicon Labs for provisioning and configuring so I can't subscribe and publish heartbeat messages using this

Hello experts, The Zephyr(v1.10) project has run in my NRF52_PCA10040 board. Mcuboot source code has been downloaded. But Zephyr and mcuboot sites give very few info about how to use it.

Thanks a lot Michael, for your efforts. It works now. -- Warm regards, Ashish Shukla Jr. Embedded Engineer Research & Development www.corvi.com Please consider the environment before printing this

Hi Johan, You are right... Mistakenly specified the cfg_srv model. It is working fine now :) Sure, will make use of it. Thanks for the clarification! Regards, Mani

Hi Mani, A couple of things come to mind here: Is root_models[0] really the model that's supposed to do the publishing? It's often the Configuration Server Model, which would explain the

Hello, My objective is to use 96Boards carbons running Zephyr to form a mesh network for publishing sensor data. For testing purposes, I am using Generic ON/OFF server model for sending the sensor

Hi Ashish. Here's a blow-by-blow: https://asciinema.org/a/v1LmP0FCsV2Xyv8BqNKTF8pdy -- Michael

Ø printk("round up %d \n\r",round(5.7)); printk("round down %d \n\r",round(5.2)); What output are you expecting? You are using %d. printk() doesn't support floating point. Andrew

Michael, I'm a newbie in Zephyr, can you please tell the steps to be followed to turn on float support for printf. -- Warm regards, Ashish Shukla Jr. Embedded Engineer Research &

printk probably doesn't support floating point args. Give printf a try and make sure that printf float support is turned on under 'make menuconfig'.

Hi, It doesn't seem to be working for me. Here's a test program #include <zephyr.h> #include <misc/printk.h> #include <math.h> void main(void) { printk("round up %d \n\r",round(5.7));

Huh, interesting. It works for me in a test program: #include <zephyr.h> #include <misc/printk.h> #include <math.h> void main(void) { printf("round up: %f\n", round(1.9));