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SPI Multiple Masters 0

Hello, I am tryong to use to masters to communicate with two accelerometers. Q1_ I found the following image from Nordic's website that shows SPI0 pins but there is no indication...
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- multiple master and slave
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Started over 9 years ago
by Milad
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Power-fail NVMC protection 0

In the nrf51 series reference manual section 12.1.9 it states that there is hardware protection that prevents write instructions from being executed and that there is more...

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Started over 9 years ago
by jcowfer
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Unable to check anything on hyperterminal or teraterm. How to check it? 0

Hello, I have established the connection between two pca10001 boards, one as central and one as peripheral using multilink_central and multilink_peripheral. I have serial...
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Started over 9 years ago
by Hamza
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nrf905 Data loss 0

Hi,my friend, Now,I use nrf905.Situation is as follows: I use the NRF PCB circuit of data manual.Nrf905 work, often loss of data. 1.The Product host is to use the stick...

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Started over 9 years ago
by Jesen
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RedBear Blend Micro use pairing passkey 0

Hi, I want to use the Blend Micro with more security. I want use a passkey for the Bluetooth connection. For example through the iOS Device. Is it possible? Static passkey...
- ble blend passkey io
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Started over 9 years ago
by isi

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