nRF52832 Keyboard with Zephyr RTOS

RE: nRF52832 Keyboard with Zephyr RTOS

user7377 — Mon, 13 Jun 2022 11:27:33 GMT

[quote user="Manthan Khunt"]For BT low power keyboard(nRF52832 with Zephyr RTOS) any refer code is there? I mean you know about code.[/quote]

Please refer to one of the two projects I linked to the documentation for. They are both part of the nRF Connect SDK (which is our offering based on Zephyr, we do not support vanilla zephyr though you are of course free to use that on your own if you prefer, though there are few good reasons to do so).

[quote user="Manthan Khunt"]If you know about any refer code regarding my project then can you share the link? [/quote]

Same here, please refer to the HID keyboard sample and nRF Desktop reference design that I linked to. These are code examples / reference designs that are part of the SDK.

RE: nRF52832 Keyboard with Zephyr RTOS

user115365 — Mon, 13 Jun 2022 09:42:24 GMT

Hi Einar,

Thank you for ans. It'll helpful for me and I'll do what you suggested in above ans.. For BT low power keyboard(nRF52832 with Zephyr RTOS) any refer code is there? I mean you know about code.

If you know about any refer code regarding my project then can you share the link?

Thank you,

RE: nRF52832 Keyboard with Zephyr RTOS

user7377 — Mon, 13 Jun 2022 07:40:40 GMT

Hi,

I suggest you use the nRF Connect SDK (which is our SDK based on the Zephyr RTOS). Version 2.0.0 was just released. The recommended IDE is Visual Studio Code with the nRF Connect for VS Code plugin. The SDK includes both a simple keyboard sample and a full desktop reference design, which includes a feature rich keyboard implementation.