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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...
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- nrf51822
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Started over 11 years ago
by Terry
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Bluetooth low energy (Re-connection with tags ) 0

please go through the images for better understanding of the problem (as in sequence of 1-5):- any kind of help would be appreciated....
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Started over 11 years ago
by sarang
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Interfacing LCD display with nrf51822 evaluation board 0

Hi, I just started to interface the lcd display with nrf51822 evaluation board. The display i'm using is, spi compatible, 18" tft (160x130) from tiny lcd. I took spi master...

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Started over 11 years ago
by balaji
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nRF905 timing requirements when auto-retransmitting. 0

Hi, We are using the nRF905 device in an application where it needs to switch between auto-retransmitting and sending single packets, due to it communicating with several...

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Started over 11 years ago
by Ole Christian Tvedt
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Running Nordic BLE code in Visual Studio Project 0

This is not a real question for support. It's more a success story i'd like to share with you! Our company develops firmware for various customers on a lot of different...

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Started over 11 years ago
by Adrian Eggenberger

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