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nRF9E5 + 8051 + debug mode

Oli B

Hello,

I'm a newbie in micro development. I have an evboard nRF9E5 kit and I would like to use the debug mode to see registers and ...

What's the procedure to realize this ?

Thanks a lot

Best regards

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    I'm also new and I'm finishing up my first embedded design project. I didn't do much simulating but your register values should pop up on the left hand side in the uVision IDE. In the bottom left there is a files, register, and books tabs. Click on the register tab.

    (This should have been pretty easy to find. Most of the people in the forum expect you to look up your own questions in manuals, datasheets, etc before posing a question to the forum. Otherwise, you'll be right back here with another question after you encounter another problem. Good Luck.)

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    I'm also new and I'm finishing up my first embedded design project. I didn't do much simulating but your register values should pop up on the left hand side in the uVision IDE. In the bottom left there is a files, register, and books tabs. Click on the register tab.

    (This should have been pretty easy to find. Most of the people in the forum expect you to look up your own questions in manuals, datasheets, etc before posing a question to the forum. Otherwise, you'll be right back here with another question after you encounter another problem. Good Luck.)

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