Hi,
Is it possible to use any other programmer than Segger's J-Links? Is it also possible to program the softdevice without using nRFgo Studio?
Hi,
Is it possible to use any other programmer than Segger's J-Links? Is it also possible to program the softdevice without using nRFgo Studio?
You can also use an ST-link (but you cannot buy them without an evaluation kit). I got the following idea from Sandeep Srinivasa, namely to use a STM32F4DISCOVERY kit (which is under 20 euros). You can find information on how to use OpenOCD to program it on github.com/.../Board:-yunjia-nrf51822.
You can also use an ST-link (but you cannot buy them without an evaluation kit). I got the following idea from Sandeep Srinivasa, namely to use a STM32F4DISCOVERY kit (which is under 20 euros). You can find information on how to use OpenOCD to program it on github.com/.../Board:-yunjia-nrf51822.
Correction: You can indeed by an ST-Link without a kit here.
Segger sell a range of J-Links from the Lite for about £100 (GBP) to the ultra for £700. I'm not doing software development as that has been sub-contracted, however I need to be able to program a bootloader and application (S110-based). Which is most appropriate/cheapest I can get away with for the 51422?