Special note:
The default factory built-in program is Blink-All-IO (all IO ports automatically flip over in 1S). If you need to enter Nice! Nano V2 Bootloader Please short-circuit RST to GND twice within 0.5S. Just press the RST button twice on the keyboard board within 0.5 seconds.
Introduction
SuperMini NRF52840 is a Pro Micro alternative development board that is compatible with Nice! Nano. Its pins are the same as ProMicro, which means it can be used with almost any ProMicro keyboard. The NRF5280 development board has a 3.7V lithium battery interface and a software switch that can cut off the power of the LED. When turned off, the standby power consumption can reach 1mA.
nRF52840 is a high-performance, low-power wireless SoC chip launched by Norwegian Nordic Semiconductor. It supports multiple wireless protocols, including Bluetooth 5, Thread, Zigbee, ANT, and 2.4GHz. The nRF52840 chip uses an ARM Cortex-M4F processor, clocked at 64MHz, with built-in 1MB of flash memory and 256KB of RAM. It also has a variety of peripherals, including ADC, PWM, SPI, I2C, UART, USB and GPIO, etc. In addition, nRF52840 also supports a variety of security functions, such as AES encryption, SHA-256 hashing and True Random Number Generator (TRNG).
Hardware description
Product Parameters Powerful wireless capabilities: Bluetooth 5.0, onboard antennaPowerful CPU: nRF52840 chip uses ARM Cortex-M4F processor, clocked at 64MHz, built-in 1MB flash memory and 256KB RAMBattery charging chip: supports lithium battery charging and dischargingPower consumption: standby power consumption can reach 1mA
Pin Diagram
Dimensions
Power Supply
SuperMini NRF52840 supports charging and discharging of 3.7V lithium battery. The charging rate is 100mA during charging, so a 2000mAh battery takes 20 hours to be fully charged.
Recharging Current warnWhen BOOST is connected, the charging current increases from 100ma to 300ma, and it can only be connected when the capacitor capacity is greater than 500mAh (to avoid explosion💥).
External Battery
If you need an external battery, you only need to connect the + stage of the battery to B+ and the negative stage to B-. The external lithium battery only supports 3.7V and the charging rate is 100mA (a 2000mAh battery takes 20 hours to be fully charged).NoticeWhen welding, please be careful not to short-circuit the positive and negative poles, which may burn the battery and equipment.
External VCC control
hintWhen P0.13 is set to low, the power supply to the 3.3V, VCC pin will be turned off. This is useful for reducing components that use power when idle (e.g. RGB, LEDs).
Bootloader
If you want to enter Bootloder, please short RST to GND twice within 0.5S. Enter Bootloder, connect to the computer via USB, and a storage device called Nice! Nano will be displayed. At this point you can drag in the .uf2 file to burn the program.
QS-NRF52840 V1.2-PCB FootPrint
qs-nrf52840_v1.2-pcb_footprint.zip
BUY
Aliexpress: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/1005006035267231.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2usa
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能否在你们的 wiki 上提供 PCB 基底面?
我知道大部分基底面都与 nice!nano 或 ProMicro 相同,但不包括 3 个额外的引脚 p1.01、p1.02、p1.02。我需要尺寸和距离,以便在 PCB 上为这些 GPIO 引脚开孔。
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I have converted the PCB files to a KiCAD footprint here: https://github.com/BlueDrink9/supermini-nrf52840-kicad
Would it be possible to provide a 3D model of this PCB? I believe it would greatly benefit the product development process, particularly in designing the product's case, or designing a keyboard based on this board, and conducting integration testing. Additionally, exporting a 3D model from Altium is a straightforward process.
Anyone tried with arduino sketch ? I failed couple of NREF52840 board, it won't boot again anymore.
once i connected USB-C, it appears COM port correctly and burn to programs. it is look death. just blink blue led only.
BOARD : Adafruit feather nRF52840 Express SoftDevice : S140.6.1.1 Port : “COM7” Programmer : “Bootloader DFU for bluefruit nRF52” Code : Default empty code
hello, i would like ask you aboutr the I2C pins for this board, i culdnt identify them thank you so much
Where is the board opensourced at?
Hello, I have created a reference model for this development board. It can be found here: https://www.printables.com/model/990134-supermini-pro-micro-nrf52840-reference-model
I hope it helps you in your development endeavors.
I will need to use the NFC feature of NRF52840. So, how will I plug the NFC antenna on this board? Please confirm to me that I will need to solder an NFC antenna to pins P0.09 and P0.10
Is there any way to disable leds or lower current consumption on startup? Right now when I wake from deep sleep it pulls 7mA for half a second