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NRF51822 as server role 0

Hi, This post is very old. devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../ I have a nrf51822 chip and I'm using it as BLE and it exposes some service and characteristics and it is working...
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by mobi
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NRF24L01 No range 0

Hello! I set up a project using NRF24L01 and a patch antenna ceramic, the type used in GPS. In fact, I tested several types of antennas, F, F inverted, GPS, Loop. But...
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by E.Junior
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nRF51822 can't connect to Ti Sensor Tag module with the Master Emulator api 0

Hello, I'm trying to create a PC application to read out some Ti Sensor Tag modules. I'm using a nRF51822 USB dongle and the Master Emulator api. The nRF dongle sees...

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by Muco
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Execute code from RAM instead of flash - memset and memcpy 0

Hi I have my code like this . unsigned char *encryptedData; unsigned int encryptedDataAfterAppendingLength; memset(encryptedData, 0, encryptedDataAfterAppendingLength...
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by Anand Ramashetty
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what is the maximum size of CoAP? 0

Hi all: I know the minimum size of CoAP is 4 bytes. what is the maximum size of CoAP?
- iot coap
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