Hi Garret, Unfortunately no, BT is not enabled on this platform. Actually the bluetooth application processor (BlueNRG-M2) is not ported in Zephyr yet. This might not be a major work as it would consi

#bluetooth #stm32 #hci

I believe I have found a bug in the current HCI-USB code for the nRF52 series when it is started from the MCUboot bootloader. This is on the current Zephyr 2.6 branch. In usb_dc_nrfx.c, usb_dc_attach(

#hci #mcuboot #nrf52

Hello y'all. Looking at the supported board docs for the ST SensorTile.box it seems like zephyr should support bluetooth on this board. However, when I try and enable bluetooth (using bt_enable(...))

#bluetooth #stm32 #hci

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

Hi, I am trying to figure out how to make a HCI USB Bluetooth host adapter with device management on a nRF52840 Dongle. My approach is to make a USB composite device consisting of the Bluetooth device

#nrf52480 #mcumgr #hci #usb

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

Is there anything else I could check to make it work?

#ble #nrf52840 #uart #hci

There's a "Group Reply" button in the bottom right-corner. It took me while to find because you can see it only *after* clicking "Reply", that's an unusual interface.

#ble #nrf52840 #uart #hci

Hello Johan, Thank you for your response. Following your suggestion I've updated my kernel to 4.20 and there is a change in behavior though I don't see LE CODED scanning to be working + btmgmt behavio

#ble #nrf52840 #uart #hci

Hi, HCI_Read_Local_Extended_Features is a BR/EDR-only command, which is why you are getting this response from the LE-only controller. You’ll also see that it’s not listed in the supported commands re

#ble #nrf52840 #uart #hci

Hi, Notice that these are MGMT commands and events, i.e. just communication between BlueZ user space and the Linux kernel and not directly related to the controller. The Set PHY Configuration MGMT com

#ble #nrf52840 #uart #hci

Hi, I'm trying to force a nRF52840-pca10056 DK to scan for BLE advertisements with PHY set to CODED via HCI and BlueZ 5.50 but keep getting rejected by the hci_uart from Zephyr examples (master branch

#ble #nrf52840 #uart #hci

1. Overview 1.1. Hardware - nRF52840 DK (PC10056) - nRF52840 Module (u-blox NINA-B302) 1.2. Software 1.2.1. nRF52840 DK - zephyr 1.9.2 - HCI_UART Example - nrf5.conf: o +CONFIG_BT_CTLR_TX_BUFFER_SIZE=

#ble #hci #uart #nrf52840

Hi Oliver, If I understand correctly, you want to run Zephyr OS on Cypress BLE chips, but do not want to use the fully open source BLE stack in Zephyr OS. You will need to start with adding your SoC a

#ble #hci

Hi, i'm currently using Cypress BLE chips for my projects and i want to evaluate Zephyr. Since i think it rather complicated to get a new BLE stack running, my idea was to use the Cypress BLE Stack to

#ble #hci

Hi Josh, Appreciate the excellent and detailed incidence report. My comments are inline. Could you please provide the Zephyr repository git hash or release tag for the firmware you are using? Could yo

#nrf52840 #ble #hci

Software/Hardware: Board: NRF52840 PCA10056 programmed with Zephyr firmware Host Device: Linux Ubuntu 16.04.1 Bluez 5.48 Source code Bluetooth 5.0 Core Specification Problem: Attempting to use Bluetoo

#nrf52840 #ble #hci