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Can't easily debug nrf51-ble-driver_win_0.3.0 0

When using nrf51-ble-driver_win_0.3.0 with Visual Studio 2010, after I put a breakpoint in my code, when I try to have the process "continue", I always get unandles exception...
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Started over 10 years ago
by jpo38
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IOT RaspberryPi CoAP testing example 0

Dear sirs, Many thanks for the IoT SDK. Just setting up the Raspberry I can't start the Phyton CoAP example as defined in documentation. The envirinment is: R...
- iot sdk
- raspberrypi
- coap
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Started over 10 years ago
by Dmitry Kr
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nRF8001 Hid Joystick 2 bytes axis range value 0

Hello everybody, I'm getting crazy, I'm trying to extend HID axis values from 0..255 to 0..1023 max using the descriptor found in the example ble_HID_keboard/hid_joystick...
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Started over 10 years ago
by iskanderIt
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Beacon Example - USE_UICR_FOR_MAJ_MIN_VALUES and nrfjprog 0

Hi, I'm testing the beacon example (ble_app_beacon, Beacon Transmitter Sample Application ) with my custom board. I use IAR 7.1 for ARM, Softdevice S110 ver 7.1, and...

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Started over 10 years ago
by MANGO
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S130 connection loss 0

Hi, I'm trying out S130 SoftDevice. I have 1 device with S110v7 which acts as a peripheral. 2nd device contains S130 0.9 (I've based my code on S120 multilink central example...
- 130
- nrf51822
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Started over 10 years ago
by Cyril Hruscak

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