how to configure USB nRF24LU1 on Ubuntu?

[winner]

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

[winner]

Thanks for your help. But since manufacturer hasn't answered, I have to try to follow your suggestion for Win and the same as your product. Could you explain better what I have to do with this Could you provide more detailed instructions? Thanks a lot!!

[Hung Bui]

Hi Winner,

First, you need to figure out how to flash/program the chip. The firmware provided in the .zip should be flashed on the chip. Without that it's not possible to proceed.

When you click on nRF24LU1+ Bootloaders, do you see any option ?

[BillG]

I am doing a similar project. I don't know how to make it work, but I recognize the type of board you have. You don't have a nRF24LU1+ The HL-340 is a separate chip that does USB to serial conversion. You probably also have a separate 8051 that is doing serial to SPI conversion and likely connecting to a nRF24L01+
I think the nRF24LU1+ has all of these types of components merged into one IC. I don't have my board working, but I am trying to open a serial connection to /dev/ttyUSBx and send bytes, on the theory that the data will be delivered to the nRF24L01+. If I get it to work I will comment again.