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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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by chao
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IPV6 mesaages in implementation of iot sdk 0

After ping through link local address ,i am not getting any Router solicitation messages,neighbor solicitation messages and neighbor advertisement messages while i am capturing...

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Started over 10 years ago
by FormerMember
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nRF8001 SDK needed! 0

Hi I've got my nRF8001 breakout board ready I now need the SDK in order to start developing firmware code. I don't have any registration key, how do I get hold of it? ...
- nrf8001 sdk
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Started over 10 years ago
by Silvere Letellier
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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...
- nrf51-dk
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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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BLEBot - a phone controlled/autonomous 2WD robot based on nRF51822

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In this project, we will build a two-wheeled robot based on the Nordic nRF51822 BLE SoC. Motor control for the two wheels of the robot will be done using an L293D chip. The robot can be controlled using…
- 12 Oct 2015
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The Cannybot Brain is a robotics controller board that uses the Nordic Semiconductor nRF51822 at its core. The board has been developed by Cannybots Limited in Cambridge, UK. One of Cannybots core values…
- 6 Oct 2015
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In corporation with Nordic Semiconductor we are happy to announce our programming services! Your flexible programming center is based in Gothenburg, Sweden at HI-LO Electronics AB Advantages with pre…
- 30 Sep 2015

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Bluetooth low energy: Merging two BLE examples together

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This is a follow-up to my previous blog post; adding custom commands to a BLE example. I hope it was interesting to see an example of adding the vendor specific Nordic UART service (NUS) into another…
- 6 Sep 2018
Software Development Kit: Getting started with Nordic's Secure DFU bootloader, a step by step guide

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The content of this blog was based on the documentation of BLE Secure DFU example, Bootloader module library and Buttonless DFU service from our SDK. Here we provide you step by step instructions to make it…
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Getting Started: Introduction to Bluetooth low energy and Bluetooth low energy development (video tutorial)

FormerMember

We have produced a video tutorial in two parts about Bluetooth low energy. The purpose is to give you a developer’s introduction to BLE and the development tools offered by Nordic Semiconductor. NB! Please…
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Bluetooth low energy: Wireless timer synchronization among nRF5 devices

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Introduction In a variety of use cases there is a need to share a common clock among multiple devices. Such a common clock can be used for many purposes, for example by having each node in a network perform…
- 12 Jul 2016