A development guide for Zephyr and the Nordic nRF Connect SDK, which are tools for building software for embedded devices. It provides workflows for questions, feature changes, and new projects involving Nordic, Zephyr, NCS, or nRF.
A tool for testing Bluetooth Low Energy radio hardware through Direct Test Mode, or DTM. It uses a serial connection to control a device under test and measure transmitter, receiver, and packet-error behaviour for Bluetooth compliance and production checks.
A read-only acceptance check performed by a separate agent with no prior context. Acceptance testing checks whether software meets stated requirements and reproduction steps.
A read-only workflow guide for asking questions and planning execution steps. Its description also mentions requirements intended to reduce made-up answers.
A workflow for modifying projects from a set of NRF Connect skills. It includes checks that must pass before later steps, instructions for making changes, hardware and storage limits, and handoff rules.
A build and configuration workflow for applications made with NCS and Zephyr, software development tools for Nordic Semiconductor devices and embedded systems. It covers build setup, board selection, configuration files, and build logs.
Instructions for adding a custom hardware driver to a Zephyr or NCS embedded application. A driver is code that lets software communicate with hardware such as a sensor or display.
A guide to diagnosing crashes and connection problems in NCS and Zephyr firmware, software for embedded devices. It uses hardware debuggers, logs, fault registers, and address lookup tools to trace failures to source code.
A procedure for building, flashing, resetting, erasing, recovering, and verifying firmware on Nordic nRF devices using Zephyr or the Nordic Connect SDK. Flashing means writing firmware to the device's memory.
A serial-log reader for nRF development boards and other nRF devices. It identifies the correct virtual or regular serial port and captures startup and runtime messages from the device.
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