Always getting the default Mac Address

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Mon, 2017-06-19 03:39
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jlabuac
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Always getting the default Mac Address

Hi,

I have burned a MAC Address on the OTP but the mac address that I always get during ble advertisement is 80:EA:CA:80:00:01.

We are using a custom QSPI for our program.

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Mon, 2017-06-19 16:59
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Hi jiabuac,

Hi jiabuac,

On the 68x there is no implementation on the SDK in order to obtain the bd address from the OTP but only from the QSPI flash from the NVPARAMS partition, this is the place that you should burn your bd address.

Thanks MT_dialog

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Fri, 2017-07-28 05:19
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Dialog,

Dialog,

Will this be the same for the DA14585 using the SDK 6.0.x?

Can we still use the PLT tool to write bd addreses on the QSPI flash?

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Jlabuac

Fri, 2017-07-28 16:56
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Hi jlabuac,

Hi jlabuac,

No, the 585 will stick to the 580 scheme, meaning that you will be able to use the OTP to burn the bd address.

Yes, the PLT supports burning the bd address in the qspi flash (for the 68x family NOT the 585).

You will be able to check the features of the PLT for the 58x and 68x family on the UM-B-041 Production Line Tool hardware and GUI.pdf, you will be able to find the doc on the support site in the Reference designs section in the Production Line Tool link.

Thanks MT_dialog