KW36, using eeprom in HRS demo, can not send notifications

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KW36, using eeprom in HRS demo, can not send notifications

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jictannu
Contributor III

Here is my configuration:

app_preinclude.h:

#define gAppUseNvm_d 1

...

#if gAppUseNvm_d
/* configure NVM module */
#define gNvStorageIncluded_d (1)
#define gNvFragmentation_Enabled_d (1)
#define gNvUseFlexNVM_d (1)
#if gNvUseFlexNVM_d
#define gUnmirroredFeatureSet_d (0)
#else
#define gUnmirroredFeatureSet_d (1)
#endif
#define gNvRecordsCopiedBufferSize_c (128)
#endif

NV_Flash.c:

#define gEEPROM_DATA_SET_SIZE_CODE_c    (0x33U)
//#define gEEPROM_DATA_SET_SIZE_CODE_c    (0x39U)

/*
 * Name: gFLEXNVM_PARTITION_CODE_c
 * Description: FlexNVM partition code
 */
#define gFLEXNVM_PARTITION_CODE_c       (0x3U)

 memory:

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sdk:

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When I enable battert level notification, Gap_CheckNotificationStatus returns gDevDbCccdNotFound_c, so it can not send notifications.

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jictannu
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handleCccd is 27, I can found it in static_gattDatabase:

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if I set  gAppUseNvm_d  to 0, Gap_CheckNotificationStatus returns 0.

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Ricardo_Zamora
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hi,

 

Hope you are doing well. First of all, I would recommend to check your memory Locations and Sizes. For this you can refer to section 4.6.1.1 of the Reference Manual (pages 135-138).

 

We have made the following test:

First, using the flexnvm example, with gEEPROM_DATA_SET_SIZE_CODE_c (0x33U) and gFLEXNVM_PARTITION_CODE_c (0x3U).

And then, running the HRS example, with the following memory configuration:

Settings.png

And we were able to get the Notification Status correctly:

HRS.png

 

So you need to check your memory settings and also I would recommend to use the newest SDK version.

 

Regards,

Ricardo

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jictannu
Contributor III

Hi, Ricardo

Thank you very much for your reply! Now after I initialize eeprom, I don't use it and no problem occurs. But if I write data to the eeprom (starting from 0x14000000), I get this problem. I see that SDK seems to use NVM_RegisterDataSet to save cccd data, I wonder if it will conflict with my eeprom use here?

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