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S120 S110 Bluetooth qualification. 0

Hello. I have had a search but can not find anything so sorry if this has been covered before. Our company has developed a consumer product using the nRF51822-QFAA-R7...
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Started over 10 years ago
by wemme
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register on nRF24l01+ 0

Hi every one ! I am trying to get working a code that it was working "Ok" 2 years ago. Currently, I cannot get communication between both breakout boards. To simplify...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Alex777
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nRF51 UART problem CMSIS-RTOS and Keil MDK-ARM Networking 0

I'm trying to solve an intermittent problem when using the nRF51422 UART with CMSIS-RTOS (RTX) and MDK Networking library (V6.2) (TCP/IP stack). My questions relate to...
- nrf51422
- networking
- uart
- rtos_suspend
- keil
- ppp
- rtx
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Started over 10 years ago
by rebholland
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About changes in the bootloader_settings.hex file for latest SDK 0

Hi... When i was working in SDK v6.1.0 i have tried nrfprog.exe to merge and program bootloader, softdevice, application and bootloader_settings file as explained in devzone...
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Started over 10 years ago
by sruthiraj koodathil
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How asc example can be extended to support more than two hubs 0

How auto shared channels example can be extended to support more than two hubs??.For my application only master to master communication is needed.....
- ant+ble nrf51422 s310
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Started over 10 years ago
by Honey

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