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RX/TX buffers in S110 0

Hello, How many RX buffers are in S110 SoftDevice? I know there are 6 TX buffers (so you can send 6 packets per Connection Interval). How is it on receiving? Is it e...
- s110
- nrf51822
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by Cyril Hruscak
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How can I ensure not be Interrupted by radio when I use gpio simulate IIC? 0

My sensor is off-standard,so I have to use gpio to read and write my sensor. Gpio IIC will take about 0.5ms to get data. My app need send data every 7.5ms,it seems that...

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Started over 11 years ago
by gootoomoon
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Service Discovery Fails on Nexus 4 Android application 0

Hi, My android Proximity application fails on service discovery only for the very first time it connects with the devices(nrf51822 evaluation kit with sdk 5.2.0). Actually...

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Started over 11 years ago
by balaji
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Convert AN34 DTM Python script to C# 0

Has anyone converted the app note AN34 DTM Python script to C# or C/C++ ? The Python DTM script is works OK with the setup specified in the app note AN34 figure 2, which...

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Started over 11 years ago
by Virgil Gomes
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nrf51822 UART Lost bit 0

Hi, I have a serious problem, when I use uart of NRF51822 QFAAC0 to receive data from another MCU, I found that it will lost one bit at same position everytime. my SDK is...
- uart
- nrf51822
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Started over 11 years ago
by Terry

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