

The next step after compiling and programming your application is to test it. You can use RTT or UART for communicating with the kit.

If your application outputs logging information or needs console input, you should connect the kit to your computer to interact with a console.
#Getting started with keil 5 software#
This software includes tools to connect to your development kit, an IDE for developing your application, and the nRF5 SDK that provides libraries and example applications.Īfter setting up the required toolchain, you are ready to compile your application and program (or "flash") it to your development kit.

#Getting started with keil 5 install#
While it is possible to build applications without using a SoftDevice, all nRF5 SDK example applications that use Bluetooth®īefore you start developing, program and run a precompiled application on your development kit to ensure that the kit functions as expected and the communication between your computer and development kit works.īefore you can start developing, you must install the required software. Nordic Semiconductor provides them as qualified, precompiled binary files. Nordic Semiconductor's software tools either target the chip that is soldered onto the kit's development kit, or target the development kit itself.Ī SoftDevice is a wireless protocol stack that complements an nRF5 Series SoC.
