For this post, I wrote the embedded firmware and accompanying test web page in an afternoon - and I want everyone to know that they can too.
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A great post. Could you please suggest a few recourses or video tutorials to learn Zephyr? Thanks.
Hi Chamal,
thank you :)
IMO, there could be a few different approaches, depending on the host OS, target hardware and what you'd like to start with (Zephyr supports MANY boards/sensors/other).
Which OS are you using for development? If Windows, I would probably recommend you to try to use WSL (Linux in Windows...), install Zephyr by following the getting started guide (docs.zephyrproject.org/latest/deve...) for Ubuntu (possibly go with the virtual python env approach.
For hardware, I'd recommend using one of the Nordic Development kits as they are very stable and you'll have a separate USB interface for debugging and flashing. Maybe nRF52840 DK for single core development) or nRF5340 DK for more powerful/dual core development.
As a starting point, you can try to build and flash the 'blinky' sample - and for early Bluetooth testing, maybe try the heart rate sample (peripheral_hr).
Feel free to reach out if you get stuck :)
Thank you so much Lars. I will try and let you know.