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help required in porting uart soft library 0

Hi Team, Can anyone help me implementing this? AN-G-001.zip
- txparity
- bluetooth low energy
- paritybit
- uart
- keil
- nrf51822
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Started over 9 years ago
by Milan
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NRF8001 Not Reconnecting After Bond In UART mode 0

Hi, I am using the NRF8001 in UART mode and attempting to bond with my android device (Lollipop 5.0 Nexus 6). i am using the nordic arduino sdk which is found here:...
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Started over 9 years ago
by Sal
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How to handle new services in nRF8001 0

Hi, I'm using the nRF8001 in an application that requires security so bonds to the remote client/central. My device supports firmware upgrades that may involve new nRF8001...
- bluetooth low energy nrf8001
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Started over 9 years ago
by Fred Roeber
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gzp - runtime choice of either host or device mode 0

Hello. Initially when reading the Gazell documentation I didn't think it'd be a problem but now in Keil seeing this has introduced some doubt whether it's a thing: ...
- gzp
- gazell
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Started over 9 years ago
by ImQ009
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nrf9E5 ADC Calibration 0

We would like to be able to calibrate the rRF9E5 ADC Our proposal is to permanently fit voltage dividers, each using two precision resistors, on two of the ADC Ports and...
- nrf9e5 adc calibration
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Started over 9 years ago
by Damien

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