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Uart communication with rn2483 LORA module

Hello, 

I want to establish an UART communication with rn2483 module with nrf52-DK, SDK 15.2.0

On nrf52-DK, pins 6 and 8 are reserved for serial port, which are connected to the on-board MCu. I want to know if I can use these pins to communicate with the lora module? Because this is the only way I can use the serial port to the PC, to be able to debug. 

I tried to use pins 6 and 8, but I can't read the response from the lora module and I don't know if there is actually communication. 

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  • On nrf52-DK, pins 6 and 8 are reserved for serial port, which are connected to the on-board MCu

    Correct.

    I want to know if I can use these pins to communicate with the lora module?

    You have 2 choices:

    1. Use those pins, and disconnect the on-board MCU (the J-Link) from them;
    2. Use different pins.

    The User Guide has instructions on how to disconnect the on-board MCU.

    You should also study the Schematics to see what's connected where.

    I tried to use pins 6 and 8, but I can't read the response from the lora module and I don't know if there is actually communication. 

    That won't work - the LoRa module's transmitter will be "fighting" the on-board J-Link's transmitter.

    Again, you need to disconnect the on-board J-Link from the UART pins - or use different pins.

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  • On nrf52-DK, pins 6 and 8 are reserved for serial port, which are connected to the on-board MCu

    Correct.

    I want to know if I can use these pins to communicate with the lora module?

    You have 2 choices:

    1. Use those pins, and disconnect the on-board MCU (the J-Link) from them;
    2. Use different pins.

    The User Guide has instructions on how to disconnect the on-board MCU.

    You should also study the Schematics to see what's connected where.

    I tried to use pins 6 and 8, but I can't read the response from the lora module and I don't know if there is actually communication. 

    That won't work - the LoRa module's transmitter will be "fighting" the on-board J-Link's transmitter.

    Again, you need to disconnect the on-board J-Link from the UART pins - or use different pins.

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