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Writing to the flash during the on air run time!! 0

Hi guys, I am new to Nordic and I am using the evaluation kit "pca10001". I have managed to run the LED BUTTON example which was declared in application note "nAN-36...
- flash
- pca10001
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by Ahmed Gadallah
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S110 v7 bootloader function 0

Hi, I am having problem with the bootloader function of s110 v7. I am able to download the s110 softdevice. My application code was recompile with v7 header files. Able...

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Started over 11 years ago
by Kah-Yong Lee
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nRF51822 compile environment 0

Hi, Can I use RVDS to develop our project on nRF51822? And How can I get the reference code on RVDS? Thank you

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Started over 11 years ago
by Wang
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Starting with 51422 and S210 and have some gemeral questions 0

I am new to this forum and have some questions that I could not find elsewhere. The questions are: Website asks me for a product key if I try to download the S210 soft...
- product key
- ant
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Started over 11 years ago
by John
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DFU with IAR IDE 0

Hi, I'm starting to implement DFU using IAR's ARM workbench. In the example project for ARM that comes with the nrf51_sdk_v5_2_0_39364 SDK there is a file called bootloader_util_arm...

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Started over 11 years ago
by Akbar Dhanaliwala

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