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Proteus III SPI BLE module communication using PIC32MX470

kmv
kmv over 1 year ago

Hello all,

I am using the Proteus III SPI BLE module and facing an issue while communicating it with my host controller i.e PIC32MX470F512H, while sending commands from my host controller to the BLE module using SPI protocol, the module is not responding it is in the same state. 

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    0 nwieland over 1 year ago

    Hi  kmv , you could send a reset command to the module for testing and check via the current consumption whether the module resets, then you would see if it only works in one direction, for example. You can look at our example code for the Raspberry Pi as a guide: https://github.com/WurthElektronik/WirelessConnectivity-SDK/tree/master/Example_ProteusIII_SPI

    You could also send us your code so that we can take a look at it, and it is best if you get in touch with us directly via our contact form.

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    0 nwieland over 1 year ago

    Hi  kmv , you could send a reset command to the module for testing and check via the current consumption whether the module resets, then you would see if it only works in one direction, for example. You can look at our example code for the Raspberry Pi as a guide: https://github.com/WurthElektronik/WirelessConnectivity-SDK/tree/master/Example_ProteusIII_SPI

    You could also send us your code so that we can take a look at it, and it is best if you get in touch with us directly via our contact form.

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