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TinyDTLS for the IoT SDK, CCM Mode Error 0

Heads up for anyone using the IoT SDK (currently 0.8.0). This SDK has the TinyDTLS-0.8.1 embedded in it... and I believe that there is a bug in the TinyDTLS CCM functions...

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Started over 9 years ago
by Andrew Fernandes
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Library: Calling nRF24L01 from Java and Serial Interface 0

A new library/toolkit has been built that allows us to invoke the services of an nRF24L01 from a Java environment. Documentation and links to the Github project can be found...
- java
- serial
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Started over 9 years ago
by Neil Kolban
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nRF8001 latency between data received and RDYN is low 0

Hi, I am sending data from Android phone in every 200 ms to nRF8001. But sometimes I found there is a 50 ms or 100 ms delay. It looks like nRF8001 spending some time in...
- nrf8001
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Started over 9 years ago
by weil
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nRF51 on a custom board with mbed 0

Hello, I'm starting a new nRF51 project on mbed for a custom board. I wish to know what is the "cleanest" way to define pinout (what file to edit) ? Thank you
- mbed pinout nrf51 custom
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Started over 9 years ago
by Fabien Comte
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Regarding FIFO Count 0

I have enabled data ready interrupt bit and also enabled the fifo bit and also enabled gyro_fifo and accel_fifo bits in mpu6050 so that when data ready interrupt occurs the...
- fifo_count
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Started over 9 years ago
by Rahul Faizu

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