Hi, I tried to follow the instructions here: https://developer.nordicsemi.com/nRF_Connect_SDK/doc/1.3.0/zephyr/samples/bluetooth/hci_uart/README.html. The Zephyr version is 2.6.0, with SDK 0.13.0. On

Careful, while that may work in some cases, we've always needed to implement fast control of xmit/receive switching in the driver to avoid multiple devices sometimes trying to

Dear Whom It May Concern, I'm currently using Zephyr on a Nordic Thingy 52 to collect environment data and I was wondering how I might be able to lower the power consumption in between

Hi Arsenii. I have already used that with an external transceiver driving the RE/DE every time we would write to and disable it after that as a generic GPIO (output). We write the data using a regular

Hello. Is there any driver or may be some way to use rs485 on zephyr? May be someone used zephyr for rs485 communication with RE/DE support? Thank you

I think I sent a private reply rather than to group. Let me try again ... Everything is a recent install. zephyr-sdk-0.13.0 Version of zephyr I'm using:OK, so now I checkout tag zephyr-v2.6.0. Then

Which version of which toolchain are you using, and which version of zephyr? -- Nick

I'm trying to build a project. I'm getting:Here's my CMakeLists.txt file:What is going wrong?

Thanks for the answers, yes disabling the Symantec solve the issue. Best Regards, Moiz Get Outlook for Android

Hi, See inline. "Moiz Terem via lists.zephyrproject.org" <moiz.terem=inomize.com@...> writes: I'm not sure what you are asking. PyPI doesn't have any relationship with Symantec

Can you also temporarily disable the Symantec ? to check if this is the issue? Best Regards, Moiz Terem

Hi, I am trying to install Zephyr for Windows. I followed your installation steps. When installing west, I am getting the following errors: Thanks for your help. Best

Hi, I’ll look into it and the board definitions. I think this was the part I’ve missed, that the project has 2 96b_carbon and 96b_carbon_nrf51 board configurations which are not part of the

Hi, The hci_spi sample was originally upstreamed for use on the nRF51 chip on the 96Boards Carbon board. Please refer to the documentation for that board for more information. You can refer to

Hello, I’ve found that Zephyr HCI stack supports SPI as transport and there is an implementation available https://docs.zephyrproject.org/latest/samples/bluetooth/hci_spi/README.html I’m

Hi, "Frank Duignan via lists.zephyrproject.org" <frank.duignan=gmail.com@...> writes: Yes, this is a GPIO nexus node. For details on these, see "2.5 Nexus Nodes and Specifier

I'm working with the BBC Microbit V2 and can use the peripherals using the NRF port pin numbers etc. These port pins are brought to an edge connector which numbers them completely differently. There

Hi again Ilkka, "ilkka.virtanen via lists.zephyrproject.org" <ilkka.virtanen=sensoan.com@...> writes: I'm glad; thanks! Yes, you can, you just need to make sure the

Thank you Marti for the reply. The problem was indeed in the connection between the nRF52840DK and the external sensor. I watched your video, it was very good and informative. As I learned that the

Hi, This email list is for upstream zephyr, not NCS, but since the sample is available in upstream zephyr I will respond here. "ilkka.virtanen via