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PAN item 56 TWI module lock-up problem and Rev 3 version of the chip 0

Hi, Will PAN item #56 TWI: TWI module lock-up be fixed in the Rev 3 version of the nRF51822/51422? Also would you happen to have a time frame as to when the Rev 3 will...

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Started over 10 years ago
by ray
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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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