Arduino Nano 33 BLE support

Posted on Tue 26th, May 2020

• #1

gnz

Hi!

Does espruino work on the (not-so-new-anymore) Arduino Nano 33 BLE boards? Considering it sports an nRF52840, it could actually work, right?

Cheers
Gonzalo
• #2

Gordon

Yes, I don't see why it wouldn't - you'd have to build your own firmware but it's compatible with the chip
• #3

gnz

Cool! Would you mind hinting me in the right direction to build for it? I have a box full of them for an upcoming hackathon and I would love to be able to offer this to the participants.
• #4

AkosLukacs in reply to @gnz

Looks like it has an ublox Nina b302 (I think, the picture in arduino store is not big enough) At least two members got it working on the Nina b302 in the nRF52840 Dongle topic

Take a look at the nRF52840DK board file and the board files in that topic: my board file, and the board file by tcpipchip for the Nina.

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