SMARC iMX95 SOM - Wifi/BT issue

Hi,

In the SMARC imx95 SOM, for the Wifi/BT MAYA-W260-00B chip was used. Currently we are facing the soft block enabled default in the both Wifi and BT. Previously, there is no issue in this but now we are facing the soft block issue. For the bluetooth, pairing is successful but we couldn’t send or receive the files, image and etc., Could you please help me on this issue?


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I can help you troubleshoot the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth soft block issue on your SMARC iMX95 SoM. Before providing specific guidance, I need to clarify your setup to ensure I give you the most accurate instructions.

Could you please let me know:

  • Which OS and version are you running on the device?
  • Are you using Torizon OS, Yocto BSP, or another Linux distribution?

You can get this information by running the tdx-info command on your device. For more details about this tool, visit: Getting Device Information with Tdx-Info | Toradex Developer Center

Hardware Confirmation

I can confirm that the SMARC iMX95 does use the u-blox MAYA-W260-00B Wi-Fi/Bluetooth module based on the NXP IW611 chip (1). The module features Wi-Fi 6 802.11 dual-band and Bluetooth classic with full-featured Bluetooth Low Energy 5.4 (1).

Initial Troubleshooting Steps

Based on the Bluetooth documentation, here are some initial steps you can try:

Check and Unblock RF Kill

First, check if the Bluetooth hardware is blocked:

# rfkill list

(2)

If Bluetooth is soft blocked, unblock it:

# rfkill unblock bluetooth

(2)

Verify Bluetooth Service Status

Check if the BlueALSA service is running properly:

# systemctl status bluealsa.service

(2)

Once you provide the OS version information, I can give you more specific guidance for your platform configuration.

Common platforms include:

  • Hardware: Verdin i.MX8M Plus, Verdin AM62, Aquila AM69, Apalis i.MX8QP, Colibri i.MX8X, SMARC iMX95
  • OS: Yocto 7.2.0, Torizon 6.8.2, Torizon OS 6, BSP 7, BSP 6, Torizon OS 7.2.0-build.13

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Hello, Govindharajen.

As Toradex AI said, you can unblock the service using

# rfkill unblock bluetooth

if bluetooth is not unblocked, check if the systemctl service is running:

# systemctl status bluetooth.service

Best regards.

Egídio Araújo
Toradex

Egídio Araújo
Toradex