Porting Thingy Project to Segger Embedded Studio

[cprehn]

Hello!

I'm attempting to flash a Thingy:52 with the Thingy firmware using Segger Embedded Studio.  At this point, I'm just trying to replicate what comes on the Thingy but using Segger to flash it.  So far I've completed the following steps:

1. Followed this guide to importing Keil projects.
2. Followed the process found in this thread of deleting and adding files.
3. Included files for the linker.  Needed this thread to find the ARM files.
4. Flashed the Thingy with the SoftDevice using nRF Studio.

The project is able to build, but when I flash a Thingy through an nRF52840-DK board via an SWD ribbon cable, the Thingy doesn't seem to work.  I didn't flash a bootloader, but I've used GCC and nRF Studio to flash Thingy firmware, and it didn't require a bootloader, only the SoftDevice and application code.

What else would need to happen for the Thingy to get flashed using Segger Embedded Studio?

Thanks!

[Sudhir]

I was planning to do the same thing. 

[Sudhir]

You should be able to get Segger to download the files and not use step 4. 

[AndreasF]

Hi.

Sorry for the late reply, I've been quite busy looking into this problem.

You should only have to flash the application .hex file (app_thingy_s132.hex), and then the LED should be pulsing green.

You could just program using nrfjprog also.

Could you upload the .hex file you've compiled?

There could be something wrong with the import you've done.

- Andreas