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nRF8001 Setup Error w/ EFM32 0

I have a custom made board that has an EFM32WG360F256 communicating to an nRF8001, verified that the ACI protocol works with repeated echos, however when I run the efm_ble_my_project_template...
- nrf8001 setup
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Started over 9 years ago
by delo
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Cannot connect or recover nrd51 dk 0

Hi, I have 3 nRF51 DK pca10028 v1.1.0 I compiled and run power profiling example and after that I cannot flash or connect to the devices (tested in all three of them)...
- nrfgo studio recover jlink
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Started over 9 years ago
by eozkucur
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Power Issue with nRF51822 0

Hi Guys, Thanks for your precious time and insight. Let me try to explain what we did, We have developed a custom board After assembling the board, we do a bare board...

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Started over 9 years ago
by deepu
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ADXL 345 Tutorial 0

Hello all, this tutorial goes to a fellow named Emil who helped me with this project. Number 1_ Make sure you set up the terminal viewer For debugging with real.You need...
- ADXL 345
- spi
- adxl
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Started over 9 years ago
by Milad
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Revised spi_master to utilize a mask for cs 0

Seeing recent response to my original question on multiple chip selects, I've opted to share a modification to spi_master that I've implemented in part to make handling some...

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Started over 9 years ago
by nszmnsky

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