Dears,
When Reset pin(0.18) is used for QSPI (GPIO macro is not defined as RESET), after initialization ,Jlink is disconnect.
Would you please suggest it? Thanks.
Dears,
When Reset pin(0.18) is used for QSPI (GPIO macro is not defined as RESET), after initialization ,Jlink is disconnect.
Would you please suggest it? Thanks.
Jlink is disconnect
Please give some more detail on this.
If you're not using the pin as RESET, then you'll need to disconnect it from the J-Link's RESET line ...
Dears,
Thanks for kindly response.
Customer is use P0.18 for SD card. that is MISO pin. jlink is disconnect.

And "disconnect it from the J-Link's RESET line ..."
Meaning delete definition "CONFIG_GPIO_AS_PINRESET" ,right?
Thanks.
Dears,
Thanks for kindly response.
Customer is use P0.18 for SD card. that is MISO pin. jlink is disconnect.

And "disconnect it from the J-Link's RESET line ..."
Meaning delete definition "CONFIG_GPIO_AS_PINRESET" ,right?
Thanks.
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Customer is use
Can the customer not post here direct?
Note that they could make it a Private case, if necessary ...
jlink is disconnect
Please clarify - you mean it loses connection, or there is no physical connection at all, or ... ?
"disconnect it from the J-Link's RESET line ..."
Meaning delete definition
No. It means don't have a physical connection from the J-Link's RESET pin (pin 3 on the standard J-Link 20-pin connector) to the pin on the nRF.
This is not to be recommended - as it increases your risk of getting locked-out altogether!
Can they not move the QSPI function to a different pin?