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Flashing a 3rd party NFR52832 with ST link V2 on Eclise?

Hello,

I am in a little bit of trouble here trying to flash a 3rd party module that is mounted on a custom PCB I made with the SWD pins exposed for programming.

I've been using it with the Arduino IDE and the st link V2 so far(Thus flashed softdevice S132 on it already) but I want to make the transacting from it sins it lacks capabilities. any way I know it works in term of hardware.

Now I'm not interested in wasting my money on buying the Segger J link so I want to use the ST link V2 so far I've followed this tutorial: devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../ up to the point of "Flash download" build the blinky code successful and waiting to see how you flash the chip with it.

Does anybody have any experience with it? thanks for your time.

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  • What ever I'll just buy two of those DK's but anyways following this tutorial: I still got stuck at flash download and can't find that executable file. and anyways how to approach a code.

    When I started learning program and in particular arduino I understood that you first have to setup a pin as input(or input with internal pull up resistor) or output and then there was a function whether for setting the pin state high or low if output mode was chosen or an input function to read out the state of the pin and you didn't even have to approach the datasheet of the MCU to do those things now all I see in other's codes are lots of hex number and #define elements not even having a clue where they started understanding these things from and I just need to make a practical device with meaningful code playing around as little as possible.

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  • What ever I'll just buy two of those DK's but anyways following this tutorial: I still got stuck at flash download and can't find that executable file. and anyways how to approach a code.

    When I started learning program and in particular arduino I understood that you first have to setup a pin as input(or input with internal pull up resistor) or output and then there was a function whether for setting the pin state high or low if output mode was chosen or an input function to read out the state of the pin and you didn't even have to approach the datasheet of the MCU to do those things now all I see in other's codes are lots of hex number and #define elements not even having a clue where they started understanding these things from and I just need to make a practical device with meaningful code playing around as little as possible.

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