Programming External nRF52 via nRF52-DK Board RELIABLY

RE: Programming External nRF52 via nRF52-DK Board RELIABLY

Jay Tyzzer — Mon, 27 Aug 2018 08:20:00 GMT

Hi Jeff. The Segger license for that board states for development only. With that said. One way to know if you are programming the part on board would. E to use a nRF51-DK. If you see a nRF51422 Part is listed then you are not hooked up to nRF52.

Strongly suggest you use a Segger J-link or other production based ARM SWD programmer

RE: Programming External nRF52 via nRF52-DK Board RELIABLY

Jay Tyzzer — Mon, 27 Aug 2018 08:19:46 GMT

Strongly suggest you use a Segger J-link or other production based ARM SWD programmer

RE: Programming External nRF52 via nRF52-DK Board RELIABLY

tesc — Mon, 27 Aug 2018 07:46:03 GMT

[quote user="awneil"]Pretty sure that the JLink-OB licence specifically prohibits use in production programming ... ?[/quote]

I can confirm that the license is for development only.

RE: Programming External nRF52 via nRF52-DK Board RELIABLY

awneil — Sat, 25 Aug 2018 12:01:51 GMT

Go on - you are using a DK in production?!

As the name suggests, it's for development - not production!

Just a get a proper production programmer!

EDIT

Pretty sure that the JLink-OB licence specifically prohibits use in production programming ... ?