ANT: ANT+ Heart Rate Monitor Receiver
The Heart Rate Monitor Receiver sample shows the usage of the ANT+ Heart Rate Monitor profile.
Overview
This sample simulates a Heart Rate Monitor Receiver. The Receiver application connects to the nearest heart rate monitor (HRM) in range and prints out incoming page data. The actual channel state is indicated by the ANT channel state indicator.
On dual core, this sample uses sysbuild to add a network core image to the build by defining the ‘’NRF_DEFAULT_ANT_ONLY’’ with a default value of ‘’y’’ in Kconfig.sysbuild.
Channel configuration
This example uses the default channel configuration:
Parameter |
Transmitter |
Receiver |
|---|---|---|
Channel type |
Master (0x10) |
Slave (0x00) |
Network key |
ANT+ |
ANT+ |
RF channel |
57 (2457 MHz) |
57 (2457 MHz) |
Device number |
0x31 (49) |
0x31 (49) |
Device type |
0x78 (120) |
0x78 (120) |
Transmission type |
0x01 |
0x01 |
Channel period |
8070 (4.06 Hz) |
8070 (4.06 Hz) |
Requirements
Hardware platforms |
PCA |
Board name |
Build target |
nRF5340 DK |
PCA10095 |
nrf5340dk/nrf5340 |
nrf5340dk/nrf5340/cpuapp |
nRF52840 DK |
PCA10056 |
nrf52840dk/nrf52840 |
nrf52840dk/nrf52840 |
Building and running
This sample can be found under ant/samples/ant_plus/ant_hrm/hrm_rx in the nRF Connect SDK folder structure.
ANT+ Network Key
This sample selects CONFIG_ANT_KEY_MANAGER to provide access to ant_plus_key_set() (See ANT Key Manager Library). This library function configures the pre-defined ANT+ Network Key for ANT+ devices. Note that network keys, transmission type, device type IDs and RF channels are assigned and regulated to maintain
network integrity, and interoperability, except for the default public network.
For more information on Network Keys, visit https://www.thisisant.com/developer/ant-plus/ant-plus-basics/network-keys.
Testing
You can test the Heart Rate Monitor Receiver by performing the following steps:
Compile and program the Heart Rate Monitor Receiver.
Compile and program the HRM Transmitter to another supported board to act as an ANT peer device. Alternatively, use SimulANT+ as described below.
On the nRF DK side, connect to the virtual COM port to view the ANT+ HRM pages received.
[00:00:00.273,498] <inf> hrm_rx: ANT+ HRM RX sample starting... [00:00:00.275,329] <inf> ant_hrm: ANT HRM channel 0 init [00:00:00.276,611] <inf> ant_hrm: ANT HRM channel 0 open [00:00:00.366,912] <inf> ant_hrm: HRM RX Page Number: 0 [00:00:00.366,912] <inf> ant_hrm_page_0: Heart beat count: 97 [00:00:00.366,912] <inf> ant_hrm_page_0: Computed heart rate: 72 [00:00:00.366,943] <inf> ant_hrm_page_0: Heart beat event time: 16.804s [00:00:00.366,943] <inf> hrm_rx: Page was updated [00:00:00.613,159] <inf> ant_hrm: HRM RX Page Number: 0 [00:00:00.613,159] <inf> ant_hrm_page_0: Heart beat count: 97 [00:00:00.613,189] <inf> ant_hrm_page_0: Computed heart rate: 72 [00:00:00.613,220] <inf> ant_hrm_page_0: Heart beat event time: 16.804s
Testing the HRM examples with the ANT+ Simulator tools
You can use the SimulANT+ Heart Rate Sensor Simulator to test the HRM Receiver. Make sure the Device Number matches the Channel Configuration above (0x31). See the documentation of the ANT+ Simulator tools at thisisant.com for information about how to use these tools.