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Get Status 95 on ACI Command 1B 0

I want to change data bytes in the advertisement packet. In ACI_DEVICE_STANDBY I put: lib_aci_open_adv_pipe(1); In ACI_EVT_CMD_RSP: I get feedback that command 1B (I assume...
- bluetooth low energy
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by i_am_trying
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PCA10005 can't load sofeware hex 0

first,PCA10005 can't load sofeware hex that after s110 7.0.0 hex(include 7.0.0),and gostudio note that the given hex file can not open successfully. second,the PCA10005...
- 110 call stack
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Started over 10 years ago
by zcmm
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is there any user manual for how to use GAZELL in nrf24l01+? 0

is there any user manual for how to use GAZELL in nrf24l01+? thanks
- nrf24l01+ gazell
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Started over 10 years ago
by zhoulz
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S110, Service, Send Data 0

Hello! I'm using sdk8 and s110. I want my peripheral device to send data to the central. I doing following steps: 1. initialize service: void services_init(void) {...
- 110
- sdk8
- services
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Started over 10 years ago
by bishop
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mikroc - Both TX and RX on the same project 0

I am glad that I have successfully used the library from www.libstock.com/.../nordic-semi-nrf24l01-example in a pair of PIC18F45k50 devices. One is acting as a Tx and another...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Pablo Viana

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