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Why does re-connection occur 2 times？ 0

Close Bluetooth in Iphone's settings when IOS/51822 is paired and connected normally. several seconds later, Open Bluetooth in the settings again, and observe the settings...

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Started over 10 years ago
by ziv
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NRF_WDT: Not able to write to registers 0

Hi, I am trying to power off and/or disable a RR[0] with no success. I am Powering OFF the watchdog in main and then successfully POWERing ON in wdt_init but then I...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Fab
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Limit number of packets per connection event? 0

Is it possible when using the S110 softdevice to limit the maximum number of packets per connection event? I would like to reduce the maximum amount of time the CPU spends...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Paolo D
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ANTUSB-m Dongle not working with Windows 7 0

I am using nRF51422 Evaluation Kit with the latest silicon revision which comes with programmable softdevice. The kit also contains an ANT USB-m dongle. I have followed the...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Vamsi Talla
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How to send & receive binary data from bluetooth? 0

I tried to do send & receive binary data from bluetooth in ios app. But i only can send & receive string or ASCII code data in my app, do you have any method or idea can...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Michael Lin

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- 13 Aug 2018
Bluetooth pairing vulnerability

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The Bluetooth SIG released an errata for the 4.2 and 5.0 versions of Bluetooth specification on July 23rd relating to a potential vulnerability with the pairing procedures. For Bluetooth low energy; this…
- 27 Jul 2018
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The Thingy:52 IoT Sensor Kit is a fancy development board that combines the nRF52832 SoC, a handful of sensors and user interface components, and a rechargeable battery. Although the Thingy is available…
- 20 Jul 2018

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- 27 Nov 2018
Getting started: Announcing the nRF Connect for Cloud Device API Preview

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We are happy to announce our first release of the nRF Connect for Cloud Device API! Connect your BLE, LTE/NB-IoT or any other device to our free IoT development platform and interact with that device through…
- 12 Oct 2018
Bluetooth low energy: Merging two BLE examples together

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This is a follow-up to my previous blog post; adding custom commands to a BLE example. I hope it was interesting to see an example of adding the vendor specific Nordic UART service (NUS) into another…
- 6 Sep 2018
Software Development Kit: Getting started with Nordic's Secure DFU bootloader, a step by step guide

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The content of this blog was based on the documentation of BLE Secure DFU example, Bootloader module library and Buttonless DFU service from our SDK. Here we provide you step by step instructions to make it…
- 20 Mar 2017
Getting Started: Introduction to Bluetooth low energy and Bluetooth low energy development (video tutorial)

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We have produced a video tutorial in two parts about Bluetooth low energy. The purpose is to give you a developer’s introduction to BLE and the development tools offered by Nordic Semiconductor. NB! Please…
- 6 Oct 2016
Bluetooth low energy: Wireless timer synchronization among nRF5 devices

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Introduction In a variety of use cases there is a need to share a common clock among multiple devices. Such a common clock can be used for many purposes, for example by having each node in a network perform…
- 12 Jul 2016