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nRF Connect Programmer, Not showing Segger J-link devices

Jupyter1336

I was gone for a bit came back did my updates and I can't program my boards threw nRF connect anymore. They just don't show up so reinstalled everything many times restarted my computer still don't show up. So I tested with nrfjprog and it works. So what happened? Why can't I see my external programmers anymore? I tested with J-link base and J-link EDU. J-link version is 7.58B so the advertised version for nRF connect v3.10.0 and programmer v2.3.3 it came with the update but also reinstalled everything. They both work fine just not in nRF Connect.

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    Hi,

    What OS do you have, and what boards do you have connected to your external programmers?

    Please upload a log from the Programmer app showing this. Have the devices connected to your computer and turned on, then go to the about tab in the Programmer app to turn on verbose logging. Select 'Restart with verbose logging' and wait for the program to restart. You can get the log by selecting 'open log file' at the bottom of the terminal.

    Best regards,

    Marte

  • +1 in reply to Marte Myrvold

    I figured it out. Before your programmers used to show up with no device connected. Now they check if a device is connected to the j-link programmer before showing up on start if no device is connected you get zero feedback. Maybe it is an idea to reverse that or at least give feedback without looking in verbose logging.

    For now just connect your device to your jlink and then start the programmer application.

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  • +1 in reply to Marte Myrvold

    I figured it out. Before your programmers used to show up with no device connected. Now they check if a device is connected to the j-link programmer before showing up on start if no device is connected you get zero feedback. Maybe it is an idea to reverse that or at least give feedback without looking in verbose logging.

    For now just connect your device to your jlink and then start the programmer application.

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