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Using nRF51822 beacon with the Android beacon library 0

Hi, I have been using nRF51822 with my Android app using Android's Bluetooth Low-Energy APIs. In order to get more details, I am currently working on integrating the Android...
- advertising
- android
- beacon
- nrf51822
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Started over 10 years ago
by Android Geek
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Wheatstone Bridge Interface 0

I'm looking at interfacing a typical Wheatstone bridge sensor to the nRF51822 ADC. This particular sensor only requires a mA or two for excitation and the output fits within...
- adc
- wheatstone
- low-power
- nrf51822
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Started over 10 years ago
by Andrew Kohlsmith
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nRF51822 Update iOS 7 disconnects 0

When use the "nRFBeacons" app to update the info on my beacon the following happens: Go to update tab. Select "Connect" Press "SW2" on beacon and see the LED begin flashing...
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Started over 10 years ago
by David
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invalid length long write characteristic gets through 0

I am using s110 and nrf51822. I've set up up a long characteristic of 154 bytes. Sending between 1 and 154 bytes works as expected. Sending 155 - 160 bytes gets rejected...
- s110
- nrf51822
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Started over 10 years ago
by Travis Hendrickson
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Filtering beacon's with manufacturer identifier 0

Hi, I tested the nrf beacon application, it allows only the beacons with company identifier 0x0059 (nordic's id). But i need to modify it to support all the device, how...
- android
- ibeacon
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Started over 10 years ago
by balaji

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