The NTN AT command guide documents a "Signal quality check" option for performing a pre-check before attempting to re-attach to the Skylo network:
https://docs.nordicsemi...
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I am trying to flash and debug a custom board using the Raytac MDBT42Q-512KV2 that uses the nRF52832 module mounted. I tried this using the jlink plus and the nRF52...
I have a similar question to this , however it's for the nRF54 family. Can I route similar the SWD signals out through unused pins/balls on a BGA? In this case, I'd route...
Hi DevZone,
I am currently working on a project that uses MCUboot (DFU over BLE) on the CPUAPP core together with a custom FLPR application.
I successfully got this working...
Hi Nordic,
We are building a custom board using the nRF9151 LACA.
We see a back-powering issue between the GNSS antenna bias rail and VDD_GPIO.
Setup:
VDD_GPIO...
I've recently updated some of the functionality on RKNRFGO, the OSX app which programs code and softdevices onto the Nordic dev boards. The latest is V 1.0.9 and can be obtained from Sourceforge.
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Proprietary protocols on the nRF51
Although Bluetooth Smart is designed for low power operation and is a great way of connecting your things to a phone or other…
A persistant problem that people using the C++ compiler from the "GNU Tools for ARM Embedded Processors" toolchain has been the way that G++ handles the inline-assembly for the SVC instruction.
Specifically…
The article introduces how to use the OTA (over the air) DFU in iOS.
Step1, Connect your iOS device to iTune
Select Apps,
Drop App List to bottom, and select the “nRF Toolbox” app in the “File…
You have your choice of development tools for working with the Nordic nRF51x22 chips. If you want to use Eclipse + GCC for development, there are some app-notes and blog posts to help you on the way.
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I've been working on setting my Mac up for development with the Nordic nRF51x22. Working on a Mac rules out using the Keil µVision IDE (unless I wanted to use Windows virtualization). Fortunately, there…