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JLink Info: Could not power-up debug power domain.

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until now, I used nRF51 Chips on my board. I programed them trough the nRF51DK(PCA10028). But now I would like to work with nRF52832 Chip. I have a nRF52DK(PCA10040) and an application which is working fine on the 52DK.The application is based on peripheral examples from SDK 11. SD is not used. But when I try to download the same application on my own board with the nRF52832 Chip, will get this error:

  • JLink Info: Found SWD-DP with ID 0x2BA01477
  • JLink Info: Could not power-up debug power domain.
  • JLink Info: Found SWD-DP with ID 0x2BA01477
  • JLink Error: Communication timed out: Requested 20 bytes, received 0 bytes ! Could not transfer JTAG data. DAP error while reading DP-Ctrl-Stat register.

Error: Flash Download failed - Target DLL has been cancelled.

What means: Could not power-up debug power domain? How can I fix this error?

If I want to program the nRF52832 Chip is it possible to use the Segger from the 51DK, or do I have to use the segger from DK52?

Do I have to use an external crystal for programing the chip? Because I would like to work only with the internal RC oscilator.

Voltbox_Classic 1.0 BRD.pdfVoltbox_Classic 1.0 SCH.pdf

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This is what I get when I want hwinfo over jlink commander

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  • Dear Kirstin The input for the length of the programming cable was very valid ! I have shortened them. See photo on my post. Now programming works perfect on all boards I have. Next problem is as follows: When I start the board with all voltages connected, it does not execute the code. I think it is a setup issue with the internal clock. We do NOT have a 32MHz crystal on board. I made 1 board with a 32MHz crystal and there I can bring the code up most times. Can you tell us, how we set up the 52 to work fine with the internal clock.

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  • Dear Kirstin The input for the length of the programming cable was very valid ! I have shortened them. See photo on my post. Now programming works perfect on all boards I have. Next problem is as follows: When I start the board with all voltages connected, it does not execute the code. I think it is a setup issue with the internal clock. We do NOT have a 32MHz crystal on board. I made 1 board with a 32MHz crystal and there I can bring the code up most times. Can you tell us, how we set up the 52 to work fine with the internal clock.

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