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Bricked my brand new nRF51-DK? 0

Hi, I'm running Mac OS X 10.10.2 with the nRF51-DK PCA10028 card that I received today. I started off following the instructions in this article , and was able to get JLinkExe...
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Started over 10 years ago
by David
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master slave, link 0

Hello, I would like to do an communication between Arduino and Android platform. In my case, Android will be master. But I want also test between 2 Arduino with an Bluetooth...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Vorms
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How to write and read long characteristics in central S120? 0

I want to read and write long string in central side how it possible? Regards, Himansu

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Started over 10 years ago
by Himansu Donga
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nRF8001 pairing with custom key or OOB 0

Hello, I would like to develop a custom key sharing algorithm for nRF8001 chips. As far as I have understood the only way to use full 128-bit temporary key (TK) is OOB...
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- nrf8001
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Started over 10 years ago
by bgun
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how to config the parameter of GZP_TX_RX_TRANS_DELAY? 0

i am useing nRF51822 pairing with nRF24lu1 over GZLL protocol now, is there someone have the experience on how to config the parameter of GZP_TX_RX_TRANS_DELAY in function...
- nrf51822 nrf24lu1
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Started over 10 years ago
by herman

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