The UXplor fixture for the MTC2-N9151 modem allows for easy lab access to the N9151 for software development, testing and application flashing.
It has built in power supplies for VDD (3.6v) and VDD_GPIO (jumper selectable for 3.3v or 1.8v). The board is externally powered by a USB-C connection. Power can be turned On/Off via a slide switch for removal of the N9151 while leaving USB connected.
All pins from the nRF9151 are accessible via standard 2.54mm pitch headers for easy breadboarding and custom circuit development.
Debug/flash access is via a standard SWD 2×5 header interface compatible with Segger J-Link and most other hardware debug probes.
There is a WS2812 tri-color LED for display output (this is configured the same as the LED present on the LQnode sensor platform). There is a LooUQ supplied library that allows for various flash patterns, the WS2812 is compatible with an existing Zephyr sample.
The UXplor fixture for the MTC2-N9151 modem allows for easy lab access to the N9151 for software development, testing and application flashing.
It has built in power supplies for VDD (3.6v) and VDD_GPIO (jumper selectable for 3.3v or 1.8v). The board is externally powered by a USB-C connection. Power can be turned On/Off via a slide switch for removal of the N9151 while leaving USB connected.
All pins from the nRF9151 are accessible via standard 2.54mm pitch headers for easy breadboarding and custom circuit development.
Debug/flash access is via a standard SWD 2×5 header interface compatible with Segger J-Link and most other hardware debug probes.
There is a WS2812 tri-color LED for display output (this is configured the same as the LED present on the LQnode sensor platform). There is a LooUQ supplied library that allows for various flash patterns, the WS2812 is compatible with an existing Zephyr sample.
