Is this code based on the throughput tester? Have you checked if this occurs with that project as-is?

Hi,

Maybe it’s better if you raise a private support ticket to get this looked at by the micrium team.

https://www.silabs.com/support

Regards,

Tiago

Hi,

You raised the same issue over a private support ticket.

Please do not duplicate your requests. We can copy the resolution here for the benefit of the community.

Regards,

Tiago

Hi,

The stack will execute the commands as soon as it can. Keep in kind that the interaction between the application and the stack (via BGAPI) is asynchronous from the actual Bluetooth packets, so it’s not possible to tell exactly when the next operation gets executed over the air.

Same thing for the slave side, the GATT operations have a 30 second timeout, so the slave could respond on the next connection interval or not, you can’t predict this.

Regards,

Tiago

Hi,

Flashing a project created for a WSTK radio board into custom hardware is not a good idea.

The radio board projects bring code to handle hardware dependencies like the SPI Flash which could fry your custom hardware.

To get those projects running on your hardware you should create the project for the specific OPN (not radio board) that you are using. Most likely the project will not build out of the box so it requires some adaptation to make sure it runs on your hardware.

To differentiate between a radio board and OPN please check this KBA: https://www.silabs.com/community/wireless/bluetooth/knowledge-base.entry.html/2018/12/12/bluetooth_soc-empty-wk3r

Retards,

Tiago

Hi All,

I have tried searching for this but the presence of the Thunderboard React swamps the search results.

Does anyone know of a any example mobile app projects for either Xamarin or React Native to communicate with the Thunderboard Sense? 

Thanks in advance,

Rob

Hi,

What do you mean by debug console? Printf type of debug messages coming out of the UART of your giant gecko and tiny gecko? 

One way is to create GATT services for each of those devices, kind of an SPP approach, where your mighty gecko captures the printfs from those boards and streams them over GATT using dedicated services.

If this is not what you are after then please clarify your goal and your system architecture. I’m not sure what “slave” and “master” actually means in this context, it doesn’t seem to be related to Bluetooth at all.

Regards,

Tiago

Hi,

Can you configure the Apploader to use static random address and see if that fixes the issue?

Regards,

Tiago