Getting Started with nRF5340DK

RE: Getting Started with nRF5340DK

runsiv — Fri, 26 May 2023 12:50:15 GMT

I would recommend going through our course nRF Connect SDK Fundamentals

It covers the following

Develop a fundamental understanding of the nRF Connect SDK
Learn how hardware is described using devicetree
Learn how to configure software modules using Kconfig
Practice through hands-on exercises using common hardware peripherals (GPIO, UART, I2C)
Develop more knowledge about Zephyr RTOS 101 - Execution model, ISRs, threads, thread's life-cycle and inter-task communication/synchronization mechanisms

Did you try to flash the device using the west flash command?

As to other example project, NRF Connect contains multiple example projects that you can try out, here in an overview. How to get started is covered in the course I linked above or you can have a look here.

Regards

Runar

RE: Getting Started with nRF5340DK

arun12 — Fri, 26 May 2023 12:41:28 GMT

Hi,

How to flash MCUboot?

also how to flash other example projects to the board so as to configure the device in different modes.

is there any document available that can help in guiding flashing different example projects to the board.

Regards,

Arun

RE: Getting Started with nRF5340DK

runsiv — Fri, 26 May 2023 12:39:58 GMT

Also while in Bluetooth low energy option in NRF Connect for Desktop, I'm getting "

13:13:35.405

Received status with code 0 PKT_SEND_MAX_RETRIES_REACHED, message: 'No response from device. Tried to send packet 6 times.'

13:13:36.574

Error occured when opening port. Errorcode: NRF_ERROR_TIMEOUT (0xd)"

error message on the log. How to correct this and how to get start with BLE in nRF connect.

You need to give some more information of what you are trying to do. If you want to get started with BLE and our devices I would recommend checking out our courses on DevAcademy

nRF Connect SDK Fundamentals

Bluetooh Low Energy Fundamentals

Regards

Runar

RE: Getting Started with nRF5340DK

runsiv — Fri, 26 May 2023 08:31:57 GMT

Hi,

Did you flash the device with MCUboot? If not it does not have any bootlader installed

If you want to flash the device without installing a bootloader, see the command below

west flash --hex-file path/to/some/other.hex

To use the command, open a nrf Connect instance in the terminal

Regards
Runar