Hi, thank you for that great introduction. Is it possible to use arm mbed with that dongle ?

Have you done any work with the nrf52840 USB Dongle and the OpenThread Border Router running on a Linux machine? It can be used to setup a Thread Mesh network.

topic dearest to me - excellent So can segger be used to program the dongle? I need to get couple of these

@pcbreflux

6 жыл бұрын

Think you have three options ... use P1 (Pin Header 2x5, 1.27mm, Not mounted) or J1 (TC2050-IDC) or the two SWDIO and SWDCLK solder-points.

Hi! Are you going to release more videos about nrf52840 in the future, as you did with the ESP32?

@pcbreflux

6 жыл бұрын

Максим Сафронов Yes, if I have the time. Any suggestions or topics welcome. But for questions also use the nordic developer forum.

@sladkii_bubalekh

6 жыл бұрын

I don't have any specific questions, but just want to see your experience with nfr52. Maybe it will be installation of FreeRTOS port, creation of custom BLE service, developing a small project based on nrf52, etc. I'm watching your videos in order to learn the tricks that you show. So it would be interesting to see your approach in BLE

@MrJanulis

6 жыл бұрын

I would love to see more of nrf52840 as well! As an idea for topic - remote control for music player on a mobile phone - then we can use nrf52840 in a car (maybe mount somehow on a steering wheel) to change tracks / adjust volume...

@techtinker3949

5 жыл бұрын

Would also like to see esp32 with the nfr52 examples and lora combined

Thanks for a great quickstart. I wanted to develop a product with nRF52832 and bought this nRF52840 dongle as it is cheaper. My approach is to develop basic hardware configuration attaching sensor and firmware testested on this dongle which I can finally use on nRF52832 based production device. Is it right and workable approach?

@jp46614

Жыл бұрын

bro never got a reply

Great video. Just a note: Removing silence in your audio is not as transparent as you think. It sounds very cut up and unnatural.

Ahh another very good german accend tutorial

To get started with my Bluetooth app, buying this dongle enough? Do I have to buy some other hardware devices. Can I connect sensor or led to this dongle and execute program on it...

@pcbreflux

6 жыл бұрын

Luckily you can config any/most GPIO pins with an interface like uart, I2C, SPI, ADC etc. If you project are ok with the 15 GPIO pins you can use the solder pins around the dongle. For developing it's maybe better with a programmer/flasher/debugger but you can use also the nRF connect for desktop but this is today a beta version (don't forget to flash the bootloader otherwise you can use nRF connect only once! ;)

to save some time for peole who is looking how to start, it would be gret if you mentioned that instruction is for Linux

Very good. Can you give overview of your lab? Nice Pcb Made. Thanks.

@pcbreflux

5 жыл бұрын

Not joking but my "lab" have aprox. two cubic meters. Have a triocular microscope with 1080p camera, 3 solder stations, function gen, several multimeters, only one oscilloscope plus a DMM with oscilloscope display, tons of boxes with electronic parts. My bench is included inside a rack for all the boxes.

Can I use this as a normal USB Bluetooth dongle in Win 10? Would the drivers for this functionality automatically intstall or just download their driver? (Would it work eithout the whole development suite and special setup). I just want bt 5 and I have other devices this could come in handy for

@pcbreflux

5 жыл бұрын

Not try win10 but think this is the main platform nordic will target the dongle, so it should work easy.

@grndkntrl

5 жыл бұрын

No. You would need to program it first to behave as you describe. This is a development tool, NOT an out-of-the-box preprogrammed device for end-users!

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Hey I just wanted to say thanks for your videos on Nordic chips. I was able to build something useful based on your repo in no time (github.com/zilluss/Open-Nuki-Fob)

@pcbreflux

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, also for sharing your code. It seems you can use this code to communicate with a smart lock. Should be easy to run the code also on the nRF52.