Can someone let me know where to find the nRF52832 (I believe s132) Segger download examples are?

[RonRoy]

I have an Adafruit Bluefruit Feather nRF53832 board I am considering using and need to change the default serial baudrate from 115200 to 9600.

I am told that I can use the Segger J-Link Software and hardware to connect to the nRF52832 Chipset and affect this change, however after downloading Segger and nRF projects,I do not see any nRF52832 examples and do not want to corrupt the boards I have for testing.

I will admit in advance, that I am new to Nordic and Segger as a device and compiler.

[awneil]

RonRoy said:

I am told

Who told you that? Have you asked them to explain what they said?

It's not clear what you're actually trying to do.

If you are trying to adjust Adafruit's own software, then you will have to ask Adafruit for support with that.

If you are trying to write your own software, then I would strongly recommend that you get a Nordic Dev Kit - as that will give you documented, ready-to-go examples, and people here will know the board.

Once you have gained experience with the product and the tools, then you will be in a position to move on to "custom" hardware.

RonRoy said:

I am new to Nordic and Segger as a device and compiler.

Start here:

https://www.nordicsemi.com/Get-Started

https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/nordic/short-range-guides/b/getting-started/posts/introduction-to-bluetooth-low-energy-and-ble-devel

This does assume that you are already familiar with 'C' programming for embedded microcontrollers.

[RonRoy]

awneil,

Thank you for the reply.

I am quite familiar with C as well as Microcontrollers as I generally create project within FPGA's.

My issue is simple, I have an Adafruit board running a Nordic nRF52832 chipset and by default is transmitting via BLE serially using a baudrate of 115200.

If there are different tools I need to change the baud rate of such comms to 9600, outside of changing the rate inside the Nordic device, then I am all ears. 

[awneil]

RonRoy said:

an Adafruit board running a Nordic nRF52832 chipset and by default is transmitting via BLE serially using a baudrate of 115200

You mean the board came with firmware already installed to do this?

In that case, you need to contact Adafruit to ask how (or whether) their firmware can be reconfigured.

Adafruit do generally seem to be proponents of Open Source, so I would imagine that the code is available somewhere - again, best to ask them about that.

[RonRoy]

Thanks,