2024-01-21 09:50 PM
STM32WB55RGV MCU is in use, and BLE_HeartRateFreeRTOS example is under review.
In the example of BLE_HeartRateFreeRTOS, it was confirmed that the STOP2 mode function was included, but I don't know the Stop mode entry conditions.
And I wonder if I can set the BLE ad timeout in the BLE_HeartRateFreeRTOS example.
Or let me know if you have any documentation that explains this example in detail...
This is because I want to know information such as current consumption in STOP2 mode.
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2024-03-04 04:35 PM
Hello
After a long time... I finally worked it out on my own..
Whenever we use a delay of less than 1ms in the task, there is a condition that we cannot enter the stop mode, so we understand the structure and use it well..
Thank you.
2024-01-23 11:59 PM - edited 2024-01-24 12:02 AM
Hello @songkw
I suggest you take a Look at the AN5289 specially the part 4.9 to understand how BLE application works.
For the "information about current consumption in STOP2 mode" you can take a look at the table 43 of the DS11929.
Best Regards.
STTwo-32
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2024-01-24 12:55 AM
I checked the above two documents well
I've been analyzing the example above for a few days now.
What I'm curious about is
1. Cause of waking up immediately after entering STOP2 mode
2. How I can do STOP2 mode for as long as I want
3. It's similar to question 1, but is it normal to wake up immediately after entering STOP2 mode and continue to generate idleHook?
2024-03-04 08:53 AM
Hello @songkw
1+3. Check the interrupts that do the wake up from STOP2 mode to understand the reason behind this wake-up.
2.You can set a condition to enter and exit STOP2 Mode according to the possible source of wake up from stop2 Mode (check in the reference manual).
Best regards.
STTwo-32
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2024-03-04 04:35 PM
Hello
After a long time... I finally worked it out on my own..
Whenever we use a delay of less than 1ms in the task, there is a condition that we cannot enter the stop mode, so we understand the structure and use it well..
Thank you.