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hrs receive data from ios 0

Hi i use the hrs example to transmit the data to ios. but i need to add an option to send back data (from ios to nrf51822). 10 bytes maximum . how can i implement...

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Started over 10 years ago
by max
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why it return NRF_ERROR_INVALID_STATE after calling ble_hts_measurement_send() 0

Hello,when i get connected to the phone,when i call err_code = ble_hts_measurement_send(&m_hts, &simulated_meas) and err_code = ble_bas_battery_level_update(&m_bas, battery_level...
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Started over 10 years ago
by Jesse
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Bluetooth driver for USB dongle with Dynastream N5 kit (nrf51422) 0

I got the Dynastream N5 kit and have successfully used it with limited ANT work and was trying to get BLE working but can't get a driver for the USB dongle. On the 51422 product...
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Started over 10 years ago
by johnnyfear
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system off wakeup with internal RC clock 0

Hi All, I am working in the sleep mode with system off and wake up with internal RC clock. It function well when connected to EV board... I see the "Emulated System...
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Started over 10 years ago
by peter
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Do you have plans to have larger flash on NRF51822 chip? 0

We want to move all our product logic to NRF51822 chip but 256 flash is not enough for that. 512 would be more than enough for that.
- nrf51822 flash 512
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Started over 10 years ago
by Maidu

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