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Do I have to use external host MCU for 51422? 0

Do I have to use external host MCU for nRF51422? What can the ARM Cortex processor inside SoC 51422 do and cannot do? I want to create a mesh network with hundreds of ANT...

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Started over 10 years ago
by johnzhel
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S110 7.0.0 : Can I write my own MBR? 0

Hi I am looking at section 9.1 of the S110 Softdevice Specification v1.3A and the release notes for 7.0.0-2.alpha where I see that an application now starts at 0x15000...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Mahendra Tailor
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S110 v7.0.0-2.alpha and sd_softdevice_forward_to_application() 0

Hi S110 v7.0.0-2.alpha got released today. In the release notes it says... [b]The SoftDevice can now be configured to forward interrupts to one of several applications...

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by Mahendra Tailor
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bulk/block data transfer 0

Does your new implemenation of BLE 4.1 support bulk/block data transfer? What data rate could be possible ? /Best Regards Kjell Bystedt

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Started over 10 years ago
by kjell bystedt
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Where to get the matching configuration and how to measure the current on every status? 0

Hi, I use the nrf51422 chip.I want to know if the ANT establish link between chips,where can I get the matching configuration (like device type、channel ID).I mean is...

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Started over 10 years ago
by mahone

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