This blog is to show how to add the scan request filter on the BLE advertiser. In BLE (bluetooth Low Energy), basically, it has two difference modes on the scanning mode. On the BLE observer, it can be either passive scanning or active scanning. If the observer plays as the active scanning, it would send… Continue reading BLE Scan Request Filter Demo
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How to get the RSSI change on the nRF5 SDK
This blog is to show how to get the RSSI (Radio Signal Strength Indicator) on the nRF52 chipset. RSSI In telecommunications, received signal strength indicator (RSSI) is a measurement of the power present in a received radio signal. RSSI is usually invisible to a user of a receiving device. However, because signal strength can vary greatly and affect functionality in wireless networking, IEEE 802.11 devices… Continue reading How to get the RSSI change on the nRF5 SDK
BLE Scanning with Whitelist
This blog is to describe how to use the whitelist in order to improve the connection successful rate between central and peripheral at nRF52 series. The topic is covered as below: Describe about the nrf_ble_scan module Describe how to add the manufacturer specific filter inside the nrf_ble_scan moduleHow whitelist works with nrf_ble_scan module SCANNING MODULE… Continue reading BLE Scanning with Whitelist
How to Store the Custom Address, Device Name and Device ID on nRF52 Series
Following up the post (Description of UICR on NRF52 series) https://jimmywongbluetooth.wordpress.com/2019/08/19/manufacturer-storage-data-on-uicr-region/, I would like to describe how to use the UICR to store the custom BLE address, Device Name and Device ID in this blog. For example, as below table, there are list of the devices to have such configuration. Device Number # Device ID… Continue reading How to Store the Custom Address, Device Name and Device ID on nRF52 Series
