Hi,
I'm using app_ble_uart example using nrf52810 for nrf52810 UART RX & TX pins are (P0.15 - P0.14) while configuring using i got a problem with RX transmission ,when i changed to Rx pin as p0.15 the nrf52810 module is not working.
Hi,
I'm using app_ble_uart example using nrf52810 for nrf52810 UART RX & TX pins are (P0.15 - P0.14) while configuring using i got a problem with RX transmission ,when i changed to Rx pin as p0.15 the nrf52810 module is not working.
happens or not.

That is quite high-level, then. Have you tried to debug? What does that tell you? Are any APP_ERROR_CHECK's hit or something else?
i already tried so, many times to debug but i didn't get any data while debugging
Hi,
I do not see anything obviously problematic in the schematic.
_bhanu said:i already tried so, many times to debug but i didn't get any data while debugging
As long as the device is powered and nothing messes with the SWD lines, you should be able to get something out of the debugger. Can you explain how you debug and what you find (how little it may be)? By explaining (and showing) the issues you have while debugging in more detail, perhaps I can suggest what you can do to get around those problems. I assume you are able to erase and re-program the device? If so, the debug interface is working. Debugging must work in order to develop and test in any meaningful way, and debugging is only sensible way to move forward.
Hi,
i have a question is it required to pullup the RX pin in Custom board to work on that
Hi,
You need to ensure that the inputs are not floating. If the UART lines are always connected to another device on the board, and this always drives the input lines to the nRF ( Rx and optionally CTS), then there is no need for pullup(s). If not, you can enable the internal pullup. See this post.
Hi,
Hear my UART lines TX and RX are connected to "QUECTEL" module when the Quectel module is on nRF device working fine, when i turned of the Quectel module which is connected to UART then nRF is also going to turn off automatically.