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Do I need nrfgo to program nrf24lu1 on a custom PCB 0

I want to build a USB dongle, so I purchased the nrf24lu1+ development kit. However, in order to program the target board, it would seem that I need the nrfgo. Is this correct...
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Started over 10 years ago
by Sean
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Can you provide the s120 guid that same as s110(nan-36)? 0

Can you provide the s120 guid that same as s110(nan-36)?
- nrf51822
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Started over 10 years ago
by hong tang
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Secure DFU/OTA as good as possible to prevent copying my firmware 0

Hi Nordic, I would like to re/program my device using a OTA BLE Bootloader but i don't want others to copy my firmware or at least make it very hard. As far as i know there...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Marius R.
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ancs bonding problems 0

After modifying the ancs example to remove the data and control points, the event_connect() subfunction in ble_ancs_c.c gets called immediatly upon a connection to a master...
- bond ancs
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Started over 10 years ago
by makesimply
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At first pairing, all pins are working. However, after power on/off and then re-connect the device, only the keyboard key is working. This situation is not always happen. 0

Using nRF51822, I define keys and pins as follows: Keyboard key Mouse left/right key Mouse move (up/down/left/right) Media play/pause key Pin 0 Mouse...
- keyboard
- mouse
- keil
- nrf51822
- media
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Started over 10 years ago
by bruce

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