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Anyone able to pair using the pc-ble-driver 0

I thought this should be very simple but it has not turned out that way. I have started with the pc-ble-driver heart rate monitor (peripheral) example. I was able to take...
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Hi, I building a gas meter monitor ( peripheral ) that transmit meter reading to the Central. The gas meter will be sending to the Central it's ID and meter value ( uint64_t...
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Dependability competition based on nRF52840 0

The International Conference on Embedded Wireless Systems and Networks will host also this year a dependability competition to benchmark the performance of state-of-the-art...
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Hi, I find the CSCS example program reading zero at low cadence levels below around 50 rpm. Using ble_peripheral example ble_app_cscs loaded into the PCA10040 board or...
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Writing BLE firmware with a few lines of code part 2

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Second part of the series Writing Bluetooth LE firmware the easy way blog. This second part shows how to read and advertise the environment sensor data (BME280 using Motsai Neblina module and BME680 using…
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Before we begin Table of content Topics that will be covered include: Before we begin Basic theory Attribute tables in nRFConnect Bluetooth Low Energy application Description of the example Adding a…
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This blog series was created as an attempt to fill in the gap between how Bluetooth Smart is described in the spec and how you can use our APIs and event from our softdevice to do what defined in the spec…
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Design Examples: Capacitive Touch on the nRF52 series

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Important updates: Due to erratum 84 (COMP: ISOURCE not functional), capacitive sensing using the relaxation oscillator method is not usable in a real product with the nRF52832, as it will only work reliably…
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