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Custom board nrf52832 qfab

Hi,

I have connected my custom pcb to the development kit at pin 19. When i use jlink commander, the board is detected properly. I use nrfjprog to dump the softdevice(Using s132 2.0.0).It runs fine. However, i cannot detect my custom pcb on the laptop like i detect my nrf52DK. I have to connect the custom pcb to my dk to run the code. However, i do not want to do that. I want the custom pcb to run on its own. I have verified the voltage throughout the board and it is 3.3V throughout. Please suggest me how to go about it.

Thanks in advance.

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  • Hey Seshasai,

    I do not understand what you mean by:

    "However, i cannot detect my custom pcb on the laptop like i detect my nrf52DK. I have to connect the custom pcb to my dk to run the code. "

    Do you mind sharing some more details on how you have connected your custom board to you computer, and what you mean by "detect"?

    Cheers,

    Håkon.

  • Whenever I connect my development kit, I can see it in deviceManager. When I connect my custom pcb using a debug pins and plug it to p19 of dk, I cannot see that my custom pcb is connected in any way. Also, I connect custom pcb to a laptop by usb cable. So what I was expecting is, when I load a firmware onto the nef52 dk, it will get dumped into the custom pcb via debug pins. But can I verify that my device is working? Also, I don’t want to use development kit but make the custom pcb work on its own.

    hope this is clear 

    1. Verify that SB9 is cut, it will disable the supply rail of the nRF52832 on the DK, and let the onboard J-Link debugger connect to a nRF52832 connected to P19.
    2. I need you to connect the nRF52DK to your PC via USB, with your custom PCB connected to P19. Now open up a command prompt and type "nrfjprog -f nrf52 -e". This is the command used to connect to a nRF52 and erase the chip. Let me know what your results are afterwords.

    What do you mean by: "Also, I connect custom pcb to a laptop by usb cable"? The nRF52832 does not have a USB interface. 

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    1. Verify that SB9 is cut, it will disable the supply rail of the nRF52832 on the DK, and let the onboard J-Link debugger connect to a nRF52832 connected to P19.
    2. I need you to connect the nRF52DK to your PC via USB, with your custom PCB connected to P19. Now open up a command prompt and type "nrfjprog -f nrf52 -e". This is the command used to connect to a nRF52 and erase the chip. Let me know what your results are afterwords.

    What do you mean by: "Also, I connect custom pcb to a laptop by usb cable"? The nRF52832 does not have a USB interface. 

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