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How message can be handled? 0

Hi All I am doing a BLE based project using nRF51822.Where i need to handle the message [with UUID] by using ble_gatts_char_handles_t. so, can any one please share information...
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Started over 10 years ago
by renu
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Central App stuck after service discovery 0

I have a central application and peripheral application that are based on the multilink-central/multilink-peripheral examples. I've modified them to run on the PCA10001...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Erik Sanchez
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nRF51822 RX device can't receive packet from nRF24L01P TX device 0

Hi All, I'm using nRF24L01P for TX device and want to receive packet from nRF51822 RX device. nRF24L01P TX device Register settings are as follows; Reg.EN_AA=0x00...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Mike
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S130 programming for the nRF51822 mkit with gcc on a raspberry pi 0

I am trying to develop for some nRF51822 mbed boards, and I would like to use the S130 SD to enable both central and peripheral behaviour. The machine I'm using for development...
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Started over 10 years ago
by Jimi Cullen
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MCP does not start 0

I'm using the nRF51822 eval kit I have installed MCP but after starting I get pop-up: Master Control Panel has stopped working In nRFgo Studio / Device manager pane...
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Started over 10 years ago
by swjdaenen

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