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MPU6000 SPI 0

Hello, I'm working with the EK PCA10003, that has the NRF51422. I'm trying to read the information of the accelerometer MPU6000 with an ISP interface. At the moment I cannot...
- nrf42522
- mpu6000 accelerometer spi
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Started over 10 years ago
by Josue
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nRF51 Bluetooth Smart GATT/GAP Driver for Linux ARM? 0

I'd like to use the GATT/GAP driver from an ARM based Linux system. Is there any possibility of getting a library compiled for ARM or (cough) the source code to build it myself...
- nrf51822 embedded linux
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Started over 10 years ago
by Erik Sanchez
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Bike Power Meter service on S310 0

Are there plans to add the Bike Power Meter service to the S310 SoftDevice?

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Started over 10 years ago
by Oct
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External clock reference and SoftDevice stack compatibility 0

It is possible to run easily a SoftDevice stack (e.g. S110) on nRF51422 using an accurate 16MHz external clock reference for HFCLK instead of an external 16 MHz crystal oscillator...
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Started over 10 years ago
by Hynek
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information for cc2500 and nRF24L01+ 0

Hello, between these two modules cc2500 and nRF24L01+ can be communicate ?? are compatible? Thanks

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Started over 10 years ago
by sgarrupino84

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