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[Deprecated] How to Import a Bluetooth Project into Simplicity Studio
Note: This article has been marked as deprecated. Please refer to the more updated KBA Exporting/Importing a project in Simplicity studio v4
To import a Bluetooth project into Simplicity Studio IDE do the following steps: