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Connecting nRF52840 DK to MC3672 Accelerometer and nRF52840 Dongle to Mac 0

Hi, I'm attempting to obtain sensor values for a project to be completed less than a week from now and I have not yet started programming so any help would be greatly appreciated...
- development
- nrf52840 dongle
- SDK Documentation
- nrf52840 dk
- bluetooth 5
- nrf5 sdk
- spi
- bluetooth le
- nrf52840
- usb
- hardware
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by Jaz
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HID Remote and Central . 0

Hi I am using nrf52832,SDK version: SDK : RF5_SDK_17.0.2 . USE CASE:We have two central and one peripheral.We need to control two central with one peripheral(REMOTE...
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by meghna
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by kerimkilic
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NRF52832 SPI and SoftDevice (S132) issue 0

Hello, I am facing an issue with SPI when the SoftDevice S132 is enabled and i cannot figure out what the problem is. The following test works perfectly when SoftDevice...
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- s132
- spi
- softdevice
- nrf52832
- production
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Started over 3 years ago
by lo
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Interfacing with nRF52832 through the Python 'bleak' module on Mac Osx is excruciatingly slow 0

Hello! So I can connect, disconnect and write to my applications characteristics via a PyQt5 GUI I threw together. On the python backend, I use Bleak to search for devices...
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by Julio

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