Hello,
What is the best method for OTP burning a DA14585 on a custom PCB? It is my understanding that a custom PCB can be programmed via jumper cables from a development kit, but I would like to know how Dialog Semiconductor recommends OTP burning a DA14585. For instance, should a manufacturer strictly handle OTP, should the microcontroller be OTP by a separate device and then soldered to a custom PCB, etc.?
Thanks,
Dominic
Device:
Hi Dominic,
I found a previous forum post that you had raised before couple of months – please check this out:
https://support.dialog-semiconductor.com/forums/post/dialog-smartbond-bluetooth-low-energy-%E2%80%93-hardware-device-reference-designs/using-jtag
Thanks, PM_Dialog
Yes, I do recall. My question is how does Dialog Semiconductor recommend one-time programming the DA14585? Do you recommend having a manufacturer program the microcontroller before installing it onto a custom PCB? Do you recommend having some piece of equipment that handles programming the microcontroller? Do you recommend using the development kit to program a microcontroller that has already been installed to a custom PCB?
Thanks,
Dominic
Hi dbonelli,
You should just use the OTP programmer form the SmartSnippets toolbox. Are you able to connect? I’ve also replied you in his forum thread :
https://support.dialog-semiconductor.com/forums/post/dialog-smartbond-bluetooth-low-energy-%E2%80%93-software/otp-failed-clearing-memory-address
Thanks, PM_Dialog