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how to configure USB nRF24LU1 on Ubuntu?

I have a nRF24LU1 USB device that I want to configure to make communicate with a nRF24L01 device on an Arduino Uno. I tried to install nRF Go Studio and J-Link Segger driver but I found them only for Windows, while I have a machine with Ubuntu 14 LTS. I tried also to make them run with playonlinux but it doesn't work: I get the same issue found here.

So how to solve the missing dll on playlinux? Or what could be another useful solution? Thanks

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  • I have no idea what the HL-340 is doing here. I would suggest you to contact the seller and let them give you the instruction on how to use the board. Note that we have no connection to the manufacturer of the board, and have no idea what they flashed on our chip, what kind of protocol they used. Usually, on Windows we have example code and driver for using nRF24LU1 as a comport. But we haven't tested on Linux, and don't know if the code on the board you have has the same firmware or not. The code and driver for Windows is here.

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  • I have no idea what the HL-340 is doing here. I would suggest you to contact the seller and let them give you the instruction on how to use the board. Note that we have no connection to the manufacturer of the board, and have no idea what they flashed on our chip, what kind of protocol they used. Usually, on Windows we have example code and driver for using nRF24LU1 as a comport. But we haven't tested on Linux, and don't know if the code on the board you have has the same firmware or not. The code and driver for Windows is here.

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