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Mesh 4.0 SDK Flash Manager - Storing values 0

I would like to store a simple integer value in the flash write and read after some event. I'm using the mesh example Dimming examples (experimental) in the nRF5 SDK for Mesh...
- development
- software
- flash
- mesh
- nRF Mesh
- nrf52832
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by joao
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Python bindings on openwrt? 0

Hello, Has there been any success with getting the python bindings for the pc-ble-driver running on openwrt? I've succeeded with the driver itself but not the bindings....
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Started over 4 years ago
by pcav99
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Connection approach between central device(scan) and peripheral device(advertise) 0

Hi Nordic Team, In my BLE project I'm creating a Test application which gets all the advertising data from peripheral devices. The complete list of scanned device is received...
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Started over 4 years ago
by Aswati Vijaykumar
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nrf_inbuilt_key_write buffer length constraint 0

Hello all, According to the documentation and this feedback on a case there is a maximum size for a particular cert before nrf_inbuilt_key_write returns NRF_ENOBUFS . Can...
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Started over 4 years ago
by Daniel Veilleux
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Is it possible to send png image from iOS to nrf52840 dk? 0

Hello, I am using nrf52840 DK, Segger Studio IDE, Win10. My application is I want to transfer the image from iOS to the DK board. I am aware of the Image Transfer...
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Started over 4 years ago
by Urvisha Andani

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