Hi, Thanks in advance for all replies. I've created a ble keyboard peripheral, using the native_posix board, to control my amazon firestick. It seems to work fine, except I'm unsure if the CONFIG-BT-S

#bluetoothmesh #bluetooth #ble

Hi Kevin, Thanks for reporting this. Would you mind creating a github issue ? We'll investigate the point BR Erwan

#ble #bluetooth #stm32

I would like to move a BLE project from Zephyr 2.5.0 to 2.6.0. The st_ble_sensor sample included in the Zephyr 2.5.0 tree compiles and runs successfully with the nucleo_wb55rg eval board, but does not

#ble #bluetooth #stm32

Hi I want to do the OTA of my nrf52840 based peripheral device through nrf52840(Bluetooth: HCI UART) based Linux gateway. Below is the setup of my project. I know I can perform the OTA of the peripher

#hci_uart #nrf52840 #ble

Hello, When using CONFIG_BT_CTLR_ADV_ISO or CONFIG_BT_CTLR_SYNC_ISO, is it necessary to define ticker nodes in subsys/bluetooth/controller/ll_sw/ull.c: #if defined(CONFIG_BT_CTLR_ADV_ISO) #define BT_A

#ble

With a 5.10.11 linux kernel and bluez-5.55, setting PHY in btmgmt still doesn't work due to a bug in the kernel. You can easily work around that by using hcitool: # set default phy to encoded hcitool

#ble #nrf52840 #uart #hci

Does zephyr only supports PSK for the DTLS (e.g echo client, lwm2m client). I haven't seen anything about RPK using ECC.

#ble #crypto #nrf52832

Currently I can connect one central to three peripherals After the connection is established, the corresponding uuid and handle are also found I use these two functions to read/write bt_gatt_write(bt_

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I am using zephyr 2.4.99 to develop a BLE program Currently, I used central_hr and peripheral in the sample to load separately on two nrf52840s Now the two boards can communicate with each other, can

#ble

I'm trying the sample of bluetooth I use central and peripheral(use gatt) code load in two boards I want to Implement frequency hopping to send the data but I don't know how to start what api should I

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Hi all, I have a set up consisting of nRF52840 and Raspberry Pi4 communicating over IPSP. The nRF52840 application needs to send data with 6,4KByte/s. My nRF52840 prj.conf is: # Thread Priorities CONF

#ble #nrf52480

Hi, Zephyr open source controller does not support long range. The feature is under development by our contributors. The missing supported commands may be a bug, but on quick review I could find them

#ble #hci #usb

Hi, I am new to Zephyr and I'm trying to expose the LE PHY setting to a RPI Linux Host system. The controller is an nrf52840 dongle acting as a HCI USB device. The dongle will interact with the BLuez

#ble #hci #usb

@Josh Can you give some insight, how you requested Data Length Extension? I can not find any documentation how to do this. I was able to enable to do it manually through the nRF Connect Tool, but need

#nrf52840 #ble #hci

I have the HCI USB project built and running on my nRF52840 DK board. It works if I talk to it via ubuntu running under VirtualBox on my Win 10 system, but not if I plug it into a Raspberry Pi, or my

#ble #driver #nrf52840 #usb

Hi all, I want to test DTLS in IPv6 over BLE network. My set up looks as follows: BLE wifi wifi nrf52832 --------------------- Raspberry Pi Border router --------------- WIFI router --------------- PC

#ble #crypto #nrf52832

I would like to advertise and scan ONLY on one bluetooth channel (for example channel 37). Is there any way to do this in Zephyr? I tried to search parametr responsibles for it in this structure: stru

#bluetooth #ble #nrf52832

Hi Zephyr developpers ! To sum up i'm using nrf52833 DK, with new ncs sdk. I can do OTA with mobil App nRFConnect, but not with nRFToolbox. We want now to code OTA/DFU feature into our own app. I'm us

#nrf52832 #ble #bluetooth #mcumgr

Hi, I am wondering if anyone has tried reading for a serial port using node-red Currently, I'm using putty to read messages sent from my device built with help from zephyr mesh demo, as I'm using the

#ble #bluetoothmesh #gpio #usb #bluetooth

Danny, I find the best place to start is the samples, you should find examples of unsolicited messages in the mesh samples. You may also find that the Micro:bit is notoriously difficult to work with d

#ble #bluetoothmesh #gpio #bluetooth #nrf51822