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here is a patch to apply against the original source code that was available in the blog post http://evothings.com/how-to-turn-a-nordic-semiconductor-nrf51-dk-into-a-discoverable-beacon-using-mbed/ as i mention in the other thread; ARM has changed the SDK slightly and BLEDevice.h has been renamed to...

thanks for the great feedback..

we'll definitely look into this - we want to make things as easy as possible for everyone. if there are hurdles like this, we definitely need to address them.

great you solved it yourself.. :) another point to note - you can only have a single device connected at any time; if you want to connect to both, you'll need to build some fancy logic to connect/do something/disconnect and move along to another device. great if you want to cycle through a few devic...

are you sure you are using the right UUIDs? what about the console log - what do you see within the evothings workbench? you may be receiving errors and that would definitely mean no data gets sent over to the device once it is connected. you can see the console log under the tools option in the wor...

the first thing you'll need to do is store the information somewhere - SD card - FRAM/flash there are many options available; the networking shields actually have an SD card slot on them - so, that may be something you want to consider. once you have this data in storage; you can use a TCP/IP based ...

did you include the BLE libraries within the mbed compiler?

you may also want to take a look at the following post; there are some changes made to the API's which make the examples break.

viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1448&p=3802&hilit=nrf51+dk#p3802

what does the data actually look like?
what is the model of the pedometer you are using?

with this information; it may be possible to find some data specifications and then be able to figure out how to interpret the data.

as i posted over on: https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/question/41591/scanning-nrf51-dk-by-evothings-client-app-andriod/ I wrote a tutorial on how to do this step-by-step and posted it to the Evothings website: http://evothings.com/how-to-turn-a-nordic-semiconductor-nrf51-dk-into-a-discoverable-beacon-...

Hi guys I originally wrote the blog post with the nRF51-DK; it seems that the mbed development team has turned around and changed the underlying BLE libraries and some of their naming conventions on us since the blog post was written. so unfortunately; the code doesn't work as expected - here are so...

our upcoming release of 1.1.4 will support the new sensortag - we have reworked our library to also be future looking as well.