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, Is it possible to pass ? or * without shell interpreting those characters as wildcards? I literally want to pass ? or * to a shell command BR

#uart

Hi Dave, I think you could try to look into selecting root command feature. Create dummy command with only “login” subcommand. Set this dummy command during system startup (shell_set_root_command(“dum

#uart #api

Hello, I'm quite new to Zephyr, so I may have missed this, but I can't seem to find an easy way to add a simple password protection wall for the shell commands. I don't need or expect a full user mode

#uart #api

@Lawrence King Thank you for the code! @All I tried the last few days to get it working but I don’t know how to use a second UART. I’m using the nRF52832dk board which has only “uart0” defined in the

#driver #uart #can

I have used the Longan module with Zephyr on nrf52840. I connected it to a Serial, then modified the Longan library to compile and work under Zephyr. This isn’t everything you need (missing the .h inc

#driver #uart #can

Hi all, I’m new to zephyr and need some help. I have a nrf52dk board and want to use this ( https://www.longan-labs.cc/1030001.html ) serial to CAN device. I was able to test this with an Arduino and

#driver #uart #can

Dear all, if somebody tumbles here with google about the parity, i found no way to do it from device tree, but 8-databits, even parity, 1 stopbit seems to work in my case with patch pasted below. Ther

#uart #stm32

Hello all, I have been doing development with stm32f103 (blue-pill) board - and it has the system bootloader burned in. The bootloader uses settings 115200, 1 stop, even parity [1]. I would like to ch

#uart #stm32

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

Hello,

#uart #stm32

Thank you Rodrigo, I'll work on the code you shared with me and I'll let you know the results.

#uart #stm32

Based on the documentation uart_poll_in returns zero to indicate a character arrived. A negative value, which you're checking for in your code, would indicate the operation failed. Chances are it's wo

#uart #stm32

You have to enable uart interrupt at the conf files.

#uart #stm32