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How to start programming nrf51822

mukesh

I have bought nrf go starter kit with pca10005 board( nrf51822 ic). I want to program the nrf51822 using these tools.The guide that I got from the nordic website not explaining how to program the nrf51822 ic. Can I use Keil software for that purpose. I don't know where I have to start. Can you explain the basic steps for the development

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    @LuisOnOff has some great tips. In addition:

    The PCA10005 is fitted with a nRF51822 QFAAG0. This is a 2nd revision IC which means that you should use SDK v6.1.0 and SoftDevice S110 v7.x.x or S120 v1.0.1. Refer to the latest Compatibility Matrix for information about compatible SDKs, SDs and IC revisions. Note that it might be tempting to use incompatible firmwares and ICs and it might actually work fine for your particular application. However, Nordic has not tested it and will not make any guarantees.

    You ask about nRF51822 and nRF51422. The only difference between these chips is that the nRF51822 has the ANT capabilities removed. Other than that they can be considered to be the exact same ICs and there is actually no reason whatsoever to not use BLE examples marked with nRF51422 on nRF51822. Note that in some cases you might need to distinguish between the IC revisions as they ship with different amounts of RAM and ROM. Again, refer to the Compatibility Matrix.

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    Hi

    @LuisOnOff has some great tips. In addition:

    The PCA10005 is fitted with a nRF51822 QFAAG0. This is a 2nd revision IC which means that you should use SDK v6.1.0 and SoftDevice S110 v7.x.x or S120 v1.0.1. Refer to the latest Compatibility Matrix for information about compatible SDKs, SDs and IC revisions. Note that it might be tempting to use incompatible firmwares and ICs and it might actually work fine for your particular application. However, Nordic has not tested it and will not make any guarantees.

    You ask about nRF51822 and nRF51422. The only difference between these chips is that the nRF51822 has the ANT capabilities removed. Other than that they can be considered to be the exact same ICs and there is actually no reason whatsoever to not use BLE examples marked with nRF51422 on nRF51822. Note that in some cases you might need to distinguish between the IC revisions as they ship with different amounts of RAM and ROM. Again, refer to the Compatibility Matrix.

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