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HID Service on iOS 0

I've recently began experimenting with the HID service and connecting to iOS devices in order to achieve lower connection intervals with Apple products (as described in their...
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by Adam
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the speed of large amount of data 0

int main(void) { uint32_t BufferCount; uint32_t err_code; // Initialize leds_init(); timers_init(); buttons_init(); uart_init(); ble_stack_init(); gap_params_init...

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by fitfuel
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Gazell library source code. 0

Hi I have a question about using gazell link layer and paring library with concurrent timeslot api. I try to do this but i have the hard fault handler after invoked nrf_gzll_init...
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- nrf51822
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Started over 10 years ago
by Firek
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PWM / Timer question 0

HI, I want to use PWM to control various hardware (LED's, etc ..) so I started off from the suggested PWM code example, found in this forum + modified it as I want to use...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Jacques
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what's the function of the paramter BLE_L2CAP_MTU_DEF? 0

hello, the function ble_stack_init () in the example of ble_app_uart are quite different from that in the example of ble_app_proximity in my first sight. ble_app_uart :...

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by dangerous_man

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