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Uart delay problem 0

Iam trying to display the uart data as a scanned response.nRF51822 receives the data from PIC and it is displayed as scanned response during advertising.the problem is nrf51822...
- nrf51822 uart
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Started over 10 years ago
by hrg
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debug doc typo 0

Hi, This is a bit more of a typo report. In the Debug Logger doc page , app_trace_init() is supposed to return an int but in its function declaration it's said to return...
- typo
- trace
- debug
- nrf51822
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Started over 10 years ago
by Cedric Honnet
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nRF24L01+ and PIC16F628A as RX 0

Hello All, I'm trying to build a receiving unit using the nRF24L01+ and PIC16F628A. Im using an nRF24L01+ and RaspberryPi as my TX unit which i managed to get working ...
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Started over 10 years ago
by MegaCrypto
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Bonds Manager 0

Hi, We have a device using the S110 v6.0.0 softdevice and the SDK v5.2.0. We started working from the Proximity application available in the sdk. Is it possible to...
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Started over 10 years ago
by Martijn
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HOGP keyboard and mouse with MacOSX 0

Hi, I have a simple demo device that does play to be a mouse and a keyboard using HOGP profile. I can get it running with Linux pretty well and I can get it running with...
- maxosx
- s110
- nrf51822
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Started over 10 years ago
by Peeter Vois

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