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I followed AN97060, section 5.3 to add a fixed-stack OTA bootloader to my BLE project. This all seems to have worked fine except that my bootloadable application no longer advertises itself via bluetooth (I successfully loaded an update via CySmart). The app note instructs me to delete the BLE component from the schematic of my bootloadable application. It doesn't seem to give very good instructions on how to include the headers that are normally generated with the project. I'm not sure I did that part correctly. I managed to get around it by adding the BLE component back into my bootloadable, but this eats up a ton of resources. Can anyone help me understand how I'm supposed to share the BLE component between the bootloader and the bootloadable?
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Hello,
Attached is a doc with steps to add fixed stack OTA for a BLE Central project.
However you can go through the way how you have to add the APIs correctly. And I have incorporated all possible errors which you may encounter. Please go through it for a reference.
Thanks,
Anjana
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By the way, I checked the result of CyBle_Start() and it's throwing CYBLE_ERROR_INVALID_OPERATION.
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Hello,
Are you facing issue with the Application Note example project ? Can you try PSoC Creator code example and check if you have issue with that? Can you post your code if you are testing with any of the development kit?
Thanks,
Hima
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