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nRF51822 and windows phone 8.1 0

I have Nokia Lumia 630 and it works well with nRF51822-EK but only with SDK nrf51822_v5.1.0.36092 and SoftDevice 6.0.0. Now I decided to try DFU OTA. I programmed bootloader...
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Started over 10 years ago
by Mihail
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About ble_app_multiactivity_beacon in SDK6.0.0 0

Hello, I found that there is a multiprotocol demo in folder Board\nrf6310\s110\experimental\ble_app_multiactivity_beacon,then I found it can implement concurrent connected...
- ble_app_multiactivity_beacon
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Started over 10 years ago
by OPQ
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DFU error with iOS 0

Dear Sir We got the problem on DFU upload firmware, it always failed in second DFU . We must unpair the device at iOS setting panel. Before next DFU. Here is the log data...

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Started over 10 years ago
by FU HUNG KWAN
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Need help with nRF51822 0

Hi All, My requirement is to read the data from nRF51822 device that is connected to a bluetooth and bluetooth is connected to a system using a .Net application. I have...
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Started over 10 years ago
by bharath
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nRF51822 - Radio will not receive (or not even send?) 0

Hi everyone, I'm using the nRF51822 (pca10000 Dongle + pca10005). My plan is to send one byte over the radio. I tried to use the SDK-Example as a template but it's...
- nrf5182 radio
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Started over 10 years ago
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