Gordon, This seems to be something that would need to be included in the device driver rather than the PPP modem. I see the issue being how a generic driver could provide device specific control? You

Looked at the file structure to check: "fatal error: drivers/gsm_ppp.h: No such file or directory". Not so surprisingly the header file is not in the drivers folder it is in the drivers/modem folder,

#ppp

You may just need to just do a "pristine" build or delete the build folder as the file was moved a while ago to conform with coding standards. Billy..

#ppp

Hi, It could be as simple as you can not have a console connection and trying to flash as the USB is not good at handling two simultaneous connects. Happens to me all the time.

I've had a quick look and am confused as there is reference to a file: #include "lis2mdl_reg.h" It appears that when this driver was created they may have forgotten to include both lis2mdl_reg.c and l

#i2c #driver #lis2dw12

Hi, I have been seeing the same thing with the nano-33 Sense using windows. I had assumed it must be my set-up but this would indicate that there is an issue with serial output on the Nano boards. Not

Hi Leo, The Adafruit Sense is much like the Arduino Sense, both use the nRF52840 but use a modified bootloader. They have been designed to work with the Arduino platform. Luckily work porting the Ardu

#nrf52840

Hi all, I use segger ozone to do debugging via RTT it's free download which may be helpful. It does have swo trace and STM32 JTAG configuration inbuilt it may be something to consider. But I work with

#debugging

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

I have downloaded the Arduino IDE and that includes a version of BOSSAC that may be useful. That may be a quickest method to find a working replacement version. My interest in the use of bossac comes

#flash #west

Not completely sure i understand your question but hopefully this will help. Step 3: west flash This builds your application then flash your device. So steps to flash your application are: Step 1: Ide

#flash #west

Hi, You may want to look at a couple of things to help you answer your own question: In the zephyr folders; It has the list of defines and corresponding pins The other useful information would be a cl

#zephyrbluetoothmesh #sensor #ble #bluetoothmesh #gpio

Lucas, Have a look at the Sara modem driver as a good starting point. drivers/modem Billy..

#protocol #driver #ppp

I have looked into the health_svr.h and found that the “helper” does not have an update callback. Maybe in might be worth adding to allow periodic updates. I will change my app to use the generic defi

#zephyrbluetoothmesh

Johan, Fantastic, thanks. I am using the BT_SETTINGS and calling settings_load(). I use this as a short cut for development purposes. The Update callback well spotted many thanks. The lack of message

#zephyrbluetoothmesh

Hi All, Have a unusual issue i cant get to the bottom of, I am attempting to implement a Mesh Health Server yet I seem to have come across some odd behaviour. If i set a publication period for the Hea

#zephyrbluetoothmesh #bluetoothmesh