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9 years, 2 months ago.
Blue Gecko
Hi,
will you be supporting the BLE Blue Gecko on mbed?
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9 years, 2 months ago.
Hi Chris,
we are currently looking into providing a Silicon Labs BLE solution on mbed, but I expect that'll take some more time. We'll make sure to update everyone when ready!
Hi Chris,
As a follow up - do you envision that a version of the BGM111 module that supports mbed will use the SLWSTK6101A wireless starter kit? Assuming making the kit mbed-compatible requires more on-kit memory, and perhaps a board spin, I wonder if the current expansion header pinouts will be preserved?
Pardon me if my questions are premature.
posted by 28 Nov 2015Chilezie,
As you posted your question under my answer, I'm assuming you're asking me, not Chris. We don't have any specific announcement to make regarding BGM111 and mbed right now. I can, however, confirm that the SLWSTK6101A will be the base-board of choice for our wireless module development for the foreseeable future, and we have always had a goal of preserving as much pinout functionality as possible (i.e. serial on the same pins, I2C on the same pins, etc.).
Hope this answers some of your questions.
posted by 01 Dec 2015Hi Robert, Sorry for my delayed response because of vacation. There is internal progress being made to lay the foundation for mbed on Blue Gecko, but we don't have anything to communicate right now with regards to a potential timeline. As you'll surely appreciate, getting a wireless stack to cooperate with anything else running concurrently is a complicated task, and we do not want to disappoint our customers with a half-baked release.
posted by 05 Sep 2016
Hi, is there any news on this? Will be great to have SLWSTK6101C with mbed support.
posted by David Hernandez 09 Mar 2017Voting for this as well. Can you speculate if this will be available any time soon?
posted by Louis Naber 03 May 2017