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unsupported setup status code 0

I am sending setup commands to a NRF8001 D device and I receive a command response with status of 0x89. This appears to respond to ACI_STATUS_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED_FORMAT. I cannot...

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by tm6011
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BLE w. mpu6050 0

Hi I'm working on a school project and I need to send data from an accelerometer to a phone I'm currently able to update "dummy" data from my nrf51822 to my phone after following...

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Started over 10 years ago
by epinnock
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Switching from S210 to S310, no source code change required! 0

Working on an ANT project. Switched a project from S210 to S310 to add BLE feature. For the ANT part, there is no source code modification at all. Sweet. This is not...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Paul
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TICK_DV Calibration in nRF9E5 for RTC 0

Has anyone experience of successful TICK_DV calibration for nRF9E5? What order of accuracy should be achievable? In my application I maintain a software RTC clocked by...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Damien
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proprietary bootloader to update Softdevice using S310 V2 0

Hello, I manage to work with new S310 V2. I use S310 for hrm only. Saying so also not for DFU service. I have own proprietary method for transfering application images...
- nrf51422
- s310
- bootloader
- mbr
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Started over 10 years ago
by Adib

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