NRF51822 -Reset factory-memory layout

[amirreza.salehpor]

I purchased a module that I encountered during startup. At first I programmed the module via the ST link v2.

Example: E: \ nRF5_SDK_11.0.0_89a8197 \ examples \ peripheral \ blinky \ pca10028 \ s130 \ arm5_no_packs

before programming, Bluetooth was not visible to other devices. After programming, it was not visible to other devices

How can I get the chip back to factory settings with ST Link v2?

Because I feel the memory of the layout is messed up

[awneil]

Did you program the SoftDevice?

"factory setting" is that the Flash is all erased - so simply do an erase-all.

Note that ST-Link, as the name suggests, is an ST product - nothing to do with Nordic. It is not designed, sold, or supported for use with non-ST microcontrollers.

You would make your life simpler using a supported programmer/debugger.

You would make your life simpler using a Nordic Dev Kit - at least until you are familiar with the product and the tools.

And that would give you a "free" J-Link!

[amirreza.salehpor]

No, because the softdevice file was in hex format, I couldn't open it in keil. But when programming, I full erase the chip.

After programming, I don't see any response from the chip.

[awneil]

Yes, the SoftDevice is delivered as a Hex file. You don't need to "open" the hex file - you just program it.

Instructions are in the SDK documentation:

infocenter.nordicsemi.com/.../getting_started_softdevice.html

The SoftDevice is the BLE protocol stack - so, without that, you cannot do any BLE stuff.