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Hi Yes it was me and I think we have the answer (RTT commands are sent over Telnet rather than serial). I've just raised another ticker about the Flasher ATE and whether it is actually being discontinued? We really like the product, and are about to buy two, unless it is not likely to be supported long term. We're trying to move fast on the project. thanks Gordon
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Hi I've read through the Flasher ATE user guide and can see the #RTTON and #RTTOFF command. This make me assume we can send commands over the RTT channel that a device with the necessary FW will respond to. We already successfully do with with a device connected to a Segger BASE device. I've searched for forum but yet to find anything examples of these commands, we've not yet purchased the Flasher ATE, but it will be soon. Regards
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Hi using jlink.exe and a Telnet client I can send a string to our device and get the desired response. We've purchased the SDK as recommended by Segger for automation and now I'm looking at how to represent sending a string to our device as per the above use case. regards
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I'm looking to do something very similar: I run: jlink.exe -device nRF52832_xxAA -speed 4000 -if SWD -autoconnect 1 which launches a cmd prompt / telnet server (as I understand). i then use: JLinkRTTViewer.exe and connect using "Existing Session". I can then type a command and the device connected to the programmer talks back. I've written a C# Telnet app (TcpClient) and when I connect to the jlink server,I get the initial jlink response as per JLinkRTTViewer, but I am unable to send/receive any…