In a previous tutorial, you learned how to add Bluetooth to a Particle Xenon application. That way you could control the onboard RGB LED from a test app like nRF Connect or Light…
2019.8.11 · 19 Minute Read
I was defeated. I had spent the whole night trying to get a Bluetooth Low Energy project working. It was painful. It was frustrating. I was ready to give up. That was during the…
2019.7.15 · 13 Minute Read
In Part 1 we’ve learned the anatomy of a Protocol Buffer. In Part 2 we’ve learned how a Bluetooth Low Energy Service gets pieced together on the Nordic NRF52 SDK. This final post…
2019.7.11 · 5 Minute Read
This is Part 2 of configuring your own Bluetooth Low Energy Service using a Nordic NRF52 series processor. If you haven’t seen Part 1 go back and check it out. I’ll be waiting…
2019.7.1 · 7 Minute Read
One of the most confusing things about Bluetooth Low Energy is how data is moved around. Depending on your application, your device state may be fairly complex. That means having…
2019.3.27 · 8 Minute Read
If your product isn’t lasting as long as you want to, it may be time to do a current profile on your product and see where you can optimize power. This is a must for battery…
2018.11.1 · 7 Minute Read
Bluetooth Low Energy is awesome. The problem, even in 2019, it’s still can be tough to work with. In this article, you’ll learn the in’s and outs of Bluez. It’s Linux’s answer to…
2014.4.14 · 6 Minute Read