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related to ATT,GATT and GAP 0

Hi All, Please correct the following in my understanding. Also , i am planning to build a remote controlled device using a PWM output. How does ATT,GATT and GAP affect/influence...
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Started over 10 years ago
by renu
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nrf51822 can't work when power on 0

My board works most of the time are very good，but one time i power down the board when ble connecting and data transmitting，the board can't work when power on.and i can't...
- nrf51822 flash
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Started over 10 years ago
by arthur
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S110 7.0 DFU Example File Structure 0

Posting this as separate question as it got no traction in the other thread: Why are there many of the same include files in the DFU example directory as in the S110 7...
- nrf51822 s110 dfu
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Started over 10 years ago
by Konstantin K
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sd_flash_page_erase question 0

Hi, Would repeated calls to sd_flash_page_erase() keep executing an erase operation or would it only erase if the page has been written to?

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Started over 10 years ago
by aras
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Debugging Flash erase with Segger GDB 0

Hi all, this is not a question per se but rather a warning to those who are attempting to debug Flash related operations with the SEGGER J-Link GDB Server (v4.84a for Linux...
- gdb
- flash
- bootloader
- nrf51822
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Started over 10 years ago
by Lasse Määttä

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