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I used Keil when I used that Nordic chip (standalone) but they have an SDK which should also work, you can get the Soft Devices from them also

I would like to use the module ANNA-B112-02B from ublox. (Is base on the nRF52832 microcontoller) , this is the first time that i use this module and i would like to ask what is the necessary software platform that is needed  for program this module ? 

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After a lot of work, I was able to debug some of the clones but only with keil which is great. Some of the clones mcu still not able to work with them.

I have patched the vendor id. Debug is working with stlink and jlink

If it's not coded in software maybe you can 'patch' some descriptor file....

check here:
https://community.platformio.org/t/debugging-of-stm32f103-clone-bluepill-board-wrong-idcode/14635

have ho idea if it can help.

take care.
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Just a thought can you change the ID in the software to match the fake ID.

Keil and STM32CubeIDE are now checking vendor ID first , both software call a function named JEP106ID which must return 0x20 for genuine, I patched that. the remaining is the Chip ID which I don't know where they are hiding it.

Just a thought can you change the ID in the software to match the fake ID.

[Not a genuine ST Device]

I have bunch of STM32F103 mcu that I thought they are originals, I can flash them normally and my project works 100%. Now I am trying to debug a new project but keil threw this error "Not a genuine ST Device"

I checked the ID (0x2BA01477) and yes it was not genuine, the correct ID must be 0x1BA01477

Does anyone know a way to debug those chip without using OpenOCD ?

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Hi! I'm a all around embedded systems person, hardware, very low-resource systems, but also computer vision. I've worked with wide range of architectures over the years, PIC, AVR, ARM, x86. Currently professionally working in automotive for one of the big companies, after hours working on distributed control system based on rp2040 micros, written in rust. I've stubmled upon sinsivri quite a few times over the years, I figure I might contribute. Last time I was part of a forum was... many years ago, I was like 14-16 back then, we'll see how it goes! Have a good day whoever reads this. BR, Enbyted

I would like to ask for any resources regarding marine electronics and more specifically for Autonomous Surface Vehicles or remotely controlled surface vehicles.
 
Also, I would like to ask how are the available options to send control signals to a boat at a far distance?


Thanks in advance