I have an application which is not able to talk with my gas gauge device when the TI EV2400 can. Looking at the waveforms all look the same except for the Zephyr code has...
Is there a recommended way to access the USB data lines from the J3 connector of the nPM1300EK? I would like to be able to charge the battery and also provide a USB mass storage...
Hello,
I am currently testing DECT NR+ communication between multiple nRF9151 SMA DK boards, but I am unable to establish a connection between an FT and a PT.
I initially...
The nRF91 series of modem firmware are distributed with FOTA-TEST diffs to allow for validation of FOTA integrations. Will the nRF93M1 firmware images be distributed with...
Hi Nordic team,
I am using the nRF52840 HCI USB project as the controller firmware, with a Linux device acting as the Bluetooth host.
My application has multiple BLE connections...
Since I wrote about CrossWorks a few weeks ago, several people have mailed me and asked me if I have any sample projects. I didn't, so I just created some.
I've created projects which build blinky_example…
Updated version here (21.04.15): https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/tutorials/7/development-with-gcc-and-eclipse/
I have noticed that there have been several questions on development with Eclipse and GCC…
Atomwear is a micro, modularized, open source, wearable BLE device for DIYers. It makes any BLE(Bluetooth Low Energy) projects easier
Overview - What’s the Atomwear?
Atomwear is a BLE product based…
You may have a nRF51 chip that is "bricked" and both nRFGo Studio and nrfjprog recover option doesn't work. You can try to use J-link Commander to recover. In some case, J-link Commander showed that it…
I created this blog post to document the bugs reported on nRF51 SDK v6.0.0
The workaround for each bug would also be provided here as a temporary solution before the bug is fixed in the future release…
Our most advanced Bluetooth Smart SoftDevice to date is now - S130. We're excited in a big way about this one covering as it does so many different options in one protocol stack.
Again, we always value…