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I have a PCA10059 dongle. I have inadvertently configured pin P0.25 as the sleep debug pin and I use active state 0 as I am using off board LEDs with reverse logic. This means...
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Where can I find Name/Description String for Bluetooth Service, Characteristic or Descriptor UUIDs? 0

If you're working on a product that requires you to show and translate GATT Attribute (Service, Characteristic and/or Descriptor) UUIDs to Strings to the user, it's likely...
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BLE Android Library never finish sendNotification() queue 0

Hello, We have been trying the sendNotification call and after getting a success log we are not able to send a second notification. I'll copy the snippet of code that we...
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How do I use NRF LOG INFO on the Nrf9160 development board? 0

I have a firmware developed on the nrf52840 development board. When porting it to nrf9160, a lot of errors were reported. How can I use the LOG output function on nrf9160...
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Ble advertising and timer conflict 0

Hi I would like to ask you for advice on how to solve my problem with Ble and the timer I am trying to add a timer to examples\ble_peripheral\ble_app_uart the timer works...
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