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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...
- pairing
- nrf8001
- key
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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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Long writes from S120; how to? 0

I have a peripheral running the S110 stack, which presents a characteristic to which I want the central (running S120) to be able to do a long write. What I've been trying...
- nrf58122 s120 long_write
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Started over 10 years ago
by Michael Gauland
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Example for combined HID/UART XML (nRF8001-Arduino) 0

Hi all, I have been trying to combine the UART and hID Keyboard examples into a single application. I want to use the HID part to send specific keystrokes using buttons...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Bo
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restrict which masters can pair to device 0

Hi, I'm new to BLE and just started feasibility testing, using RF8001, on a small device with no IO. The device will have a unique code set at factory, and printed on label...
- rf8001 ble
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Started over 10 years ago
by andrewjfox

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