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Why Bluetooth Go to system-off mode, sramon can not be stored. 0

Hello： Why Bluetooth Go to system-off mode, sd_power_ramon_set can not be stored. In D: \ RAM save nrf51_sdk_v5_2_0_39364 \ nrf51822 \ Board \ nrf6310 \ s110 \ ble_app_rscs...

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Started over 10 years ago
by bugg
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Which mode can use to set up a dynamic network? 0

Hi, Recently I want to set up a dynamic network that with the node change this position ,the network will change dynamically.But there is the question,with the node's position...

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Started over 10 years ago
by mahone
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nRF24AP2 Rx behaviour 0

Dir Sir. I am checking the current profile of nRF24AP2 in RX mode. After "open channel" command, I found the peak current at 10ms interval until connection pass. How does...

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Started over 10 years ago
by kazuo KATO
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Logging UART data on a PC 0

Hello, I am using Nordic's UART service to communicate with my project. I use iOS and also Master Control Panel (with a dongle) on a laptop. I have two questions: ...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Aditya Bansal
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Which priority does softdevice set for SWI2_IRQn 0

SWI*_IRQ is using by softdevice to send event to application, I want to know which priority does softdevice set for them? Does sd_nvic_critical_region_enter() disable...
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Started over 10 years ago
by cnshibo

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