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ble_app_template not working 0

I have been trying to understand and get the “ble_app_template” running this weekend, but I keep running into errors. For example in static void sys_evt_dispatch(uint32_t...
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by djokovic
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DiscoverServices() causing OpenRemotePipes() to fail 0

Based on the nRFUart demo, I added a masterEmulator.DiscoverServices() block before the DiscoverPipes() block in a very similar manner. Purposed is to be able to get more...
- c# nrfuart services pipe
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by Damien
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l2cap: datarate 0

Hi, There is much talking about the "large data transfer" over BLE, the l2cap channel being the best option for the moment. However, does anyone know the datarate achievable...
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by kracz
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I cannot receive the feedback signal of RTS 0

NRF24AP2 with MSp430F149 . ASYNC 9600 N 8 1 step 1 : reset NRF24AP2 with reset pin , and received a pulsing signal through RTS pin step 2: send a char (0x4A) to NRF24AP2...
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by sinnk
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Unable to program evaluation kit after flashing softdevice 0

Hi guys, I am using the gcc setup to program my boards. However for flashing the softdevice I use nrfgoStudio. SO I downloaded the hex file and fashed the siftdevice. But...
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by Mad

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