DA14683: What are the PLT BLE address requirements for PRIVATE_CNTL mode operation?

Situation:

The DA14683 is running in PRIVATE_CNTL mode (privacy 1.2).  We are planning on using the PLT for production programming and testing.

I understand that there are some requirements for specific bit configurations for BLE addresses in some modes, such as: Top two bits set for PRIVATE_STATIC_ADDRESS

I DO NOT want to burn an address into OTP and later find out that it is not valid.

Questions:

1) If we are using PRIVATE_CNTL (privacy 1.2), when using the PLT to assign the BLE address, what requirements are there for the address that the PLT assigns?  Do any specific bits need to be set?  Said another way, what range of addresses are valid for PRIVATE_CNTL mode operation?

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  • Ping again.  I'm sorry but I thought this was going to be a quick question.  There has been no answer all week.  It's Friday now and I won't get a response until Monday at the soonest.  Based on previous experiences, there will need to be more support before I get the BLE system actually working after a major change like loading the BD Address from the OTP,  but I cant' move on to troubleshooting those issues until I get confirmation that I won't permanently destroy the DA14683 by entering the BD address in the OTP incorrectly.  It would be great if this sort of information was documented fully in the PLT manual, but it's not.  

    Could you please give me a heads up why this isn't a simple question that could be answered quickly?  How long do you expect this question to take to answer?  

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