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Stopping app_timer (using app_timer_stop) results in too much current during ON,IDLE mode 0

I'm having some trouble successfully entering ON,IDLE mode. I have pared-down my application to do the following: Initializes the app_timer using the scheduler: ...

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Started over 11 years ago
by Kyle
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Control GPIO by PPI and timer1 +1

I want to control GPIO toggle by PPI. Timer1 is in timer mode. CC[0] is 1000, and CC[1] is 8000. I use compare[0] to toggle gpio18 by PPI. I also want to use compare[1] to...

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Started over 11 years ago
by mansfield
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One command execution time on serialization 0

Hi, I use two evk board to connected and test the uart serialization sample(ble_s110_serialization), one is ble_app_hrs and one is ble_app_connectivity. But I have one...

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Started over 11 years ago
by Elliot.Chao
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Has anybody used pervasive dispalay (repaper) on NRF51822 Evaluation Kit? 0

Has anybody got it working? I ported the EPD library from Adruino EPD libray but not sure where its going wrong.

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Started over 11 years ago
by Barada Mishra
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get BLE_EVT_USER_MEM_REQUEST and BLE_GAP_EVT_CONN_PARAM_UPDATE 0

I am getting get BLE_EVT_USER_MEM_REQUEST and BLE_GAP_EVT_CONN_PARAM_UPDATE event, when writing to ble device, sample code did not handle these event, and seems no document...

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Started over 11 years ago
by julian

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