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Please advice on nRF51822 QFAA s110 to s130 softdevice upgrade using B.M probe?

nar0909

Hi Nordic and fellow developers, I have been working on upgrading the nRF51822 QFAA s110 and upgrading the soft device to work as s130 for its (simultaneous Central/Peripheral/Broadcaster/Observer) advantages. The client wants the s130 for a project and wants to use them as a simultaneous master/slave mode. I used rogerclarkmelbourne and Nordic developers references and using the gcc arm cmd the BMP discovers the target as ARM CORTEX M0. I tried mass erase and target doesn't seem to accept it and tried cd c:/blah/blah/blah/nRF51_SDK_8.1.0_b6ed55f/components/softdevice/s130/ and then load s130_softdevice.hex and it was successful. But I get a warning under that for target memory missing stuff ?? and followed by the belowimage description 0x0001193e ??Capture-nordic.JPG Please refer the cmd snaps and help me through it.

But I have gone through [mem-location-nordic.JPG]image description(/attachment/cf259e03049a8307994254e37a9265b3) mem location as s110 starts the flash from 0x18000 and s130 starts the flash from 0x1c000 but I have nothing in both locations?? So, please advice on what can be done to get this operating in master/slave mode like the s130. And I will be using an Arduino micro for the clients project (gas sensor project- master sensor in display panel and slaves responding their status when called by their UUID). I have a few hundred s110's but need at least a dozen master s130's. Comments/ideas/gcc-cmd codes/ greatly appreciated. Thanks and Regards naren0909

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    Hi guys don't worry I worked out a way around it and it actually sees the nRF 518xx module . I used another custom DK board and used a debug probe to power it up and make it talk. Like this pc-usb-blackmagic-debug probe-debug pins-custom dk board-nRF module. =)

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