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The nRF Connect SDK is a Software Development Kit (SDK) that contains optimized cellular IoT (LTE-M and NB-IoT), Bluetooth® Low Energy, Thread, Zigbee, and Bluetooth Mesh stacks, a range of applications, samples, and reference implementations, as well as a full suite of drivers for Nordic Semiconductor's devices. This guide will help you get started with your nRF5340 Development Kit (DK) and developing your application with the nRF Connect SDK.
Updated Programming an application on page 9. Updated Installing the nRF Connect SDK on page 7 with information about. Removed Installing the nRF Command Line Tools. Updated Running a first test on page 6 to use nRF Connect Programmer instead of the command line. Removed Installing SEGGER Embedded Studio Nordic Edition (part of Installing the nRF Connect SDK on page 7) If you are unsure about the remotes that are configured in your local repository, enter git remote -v.File Info : application/pdf, 19 Pages, 548.53KB Document Document getting started NCS nRF53 20210211 Getting started with nRF Connect SDK (nRF53 Series) Replace remote_name with the name of your remote (for example, origin for your fork or ncs for the upstream repository) and new_url with the URL of your fork or the new URL from the table above. To do so, go to your local copy of each of the repositories listed in the table above and enter the following command: git remote set-url remote_name new_url To do so, visit your personal fork in a browser and edit the name there.įor example, to rename the fw-nrfconnect-nrf repository, access your fork on GitHub (for example, ), switch to the Settings tab, and change the name in the Repository name field to sdk-nrf. NRF Connect SDK repositories to their new names. The full list of repositories with their old and new URLs can be found in the following table:īefore you change the remotes, rename any personal forks that you have of the However, you should point them directly to their new locations as described in this section. If you cloned the repositories before the move, your local repositories and forks of the nRF Connect SDK repositories are automatically be redirected to the new ones. They were also renamed, replacing the fw-nrfconnect- prefix with sdk. Pointing the repositories to the right remotes after they were moved ¶īefore nRF Connect SDK version 1.3.0, the Git repositories were moved from the NordicPlayground GitHub organization to the nrfconnect organization. To check out the latest state of development, enter the following command:
Initialize west with the revision of the nRF Connect SDK that you want to check out, replacing NCS_revision with the revision: west init -m -mr NCS_revisionįor example, to check out the v1.5.1 release, enter the following command: west init -m -mr v1.5.1 To work with a specific state, the revision is the SHA (for example, 224bee9055d986fe2677149b8cbda0ff10650a6e). To work with a branch, the revision is the branch name (for example, master to work with the latest state of development). To work with a development tag, the revision is the corresponding tag (for example, v1.2.99-dev1) You can find the tag in the Release notes of the release. To work with a specific release, the revision is the corresponding tag (for example, v1.5.1). The recommended way is to work with a specific release. This folder will hold all nRF Connect SDK repositories.ĭetermine what revision of the nRF Connect SDK you want to work with. To clone the repositories, complete the following steps:
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If you cloned the nRF Connect SDK repositories before they were moved to the nrfconnect GitHub organization and want to update them, follow the instructions in Pointing the repositories to the right remotes after they were moved. Building and programming a sample application.Setting up the command line build environment.Installing SEGGER Embedded Studio Nordic Edition.Installing additional Python dependencies.Pointing the repositories to the right remotes after they were moved.Installing the nRF Connect SDK manually.Installing the nRF Connect SDK through nRF Connect for Desktop.