@idanronen , I am not an expert but did manage to accomplish what you are doing about a year ago. I can tell you that you are supposed to get two com ports from BMP. Also, where your screen shot says "SW-DP scan failed" means BMP cannot find any 'targets' on the nrf52. You should get back something that looks like this from the scan:
Available Targets:
No. Att Driver
1 ARM Cortex-M
2 Nordic nRF52 Access Port
I performed this operation on ~10 nrf52832 and only one failed the scan. I never found out how to solve it.
Also, your use of the attach command is incorrect. You appear to be trying to attach the com port 13. If the swdp_scan had worked corrrectly, you would then attach the target that shows up in the scan. In my example output, it would be "attach 2" - the nRF52 Access Port.
That adds what I know, hope it helps a bit.
@mfalkvidd said in Sample sketch for test node including hardware and software acknowledgement:
char messagestring[100];
message.getString(messagestring);
Serial.println(messagestring);
@mfalkvidd Fantasic. Thank you. That is what I was looking for . It works now !!!
@Puneit-Thukral
Could you post your full working sketch please?
I'm revisiting some of my 51822 nodes that have sat collecting dust for a long time and thought i might try to get them working again.
@mfalkvidd Getting it to run on the ATmega328PB seems like it might be worthwhile upgrade. Actually, it's so similar maybe it already does. The atmega328pb is a slightly more capable chip than the atmega328p, and yet (oddly enough) it's priced lower than the atmega328p. It's priced 95 cents/chip from Mouser/digikey in quantity 1, so there's no need to risk getting counterfeit atmega328p's from aliexpress or similar, which would probably cost more anyway.
