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Bonds/pStorage with fast connection interval 0

I am working on code to setup a bond manager for ancs based off of the example, but have a fixed advertising and connection interval of 25ms. How does the bond manager and...
- ancs
- pstorage
- timing
- softdevice
- bond manager
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Started over 10 years ago
by Eric Salem
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SDK documentation not working on Android browsers 0

Hello, We have experienced odd problem, we are not able to scroll up or down SDK documentation at these pages on Android devices. IPHONE browser Safari works ok. Any help...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Jan Krejsa
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PROBLEM CAUSED BY ADDING RTC TO MY PROGRAM 0

HI,ALL！ I tried to add a RTC wakeup funtion to my ble device, so i add the code of the Nordic board example named "rtc_example" to my program. But it turned out that my...

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Started over 10 years ago
by kk
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Exporting my Keil projects to mKIT and SD version. 0

Hi, Would the SD in mKIT be the 110 V6?, or the new 110 V7 alpha? How do I import my projects that I was working on Keil? Thanks,

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Started over 10 years ago
by Antonio
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Can nRF24LU1+ support USB Selective Suspend? 0

Hi, I'm working on a Keyboard&Touchpad project, very similar configuration with Smart Remote 2, so I'm considering to use nRF24LU1+ as receiver's MCU. The receiver will be...
- hid
- nrf24lu1+
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Started over 10 years ago
by Kazuya Osaka

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