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how to use SHA256 and MD5? 0

Hi. I'm using nRF52832, SDK13.0.0. I should use SHA256 and MD5. I made my code as below. NRF_CRYPTO_HASH_CREATE(init_packet_hash, SHA256); NRF_CRYPTO_HASH_CREATE(init_packet_md5...
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by roger.k
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How to use SHA256 and MD5? 0

Hi. I'm using nRF52832, SDK13.0.0. I want to use SHA256 as below. output32Byte = SHA256[input32Byte]; Which function or example can I refer to? And also I want to...
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by roger.k
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Does the nRF52840DK[PCA10056] support IPSP service serialization (e.g. sd_ble_l2cap_ch_setup) connected with pc-ble-driver? 0

I tried to port the example "ble_app_ipsp_initiator" to pc-ble-driver and run on Linux. The peer device is another PCA10056 device running ble_app_ipsp_acceptor. The problem...
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- nrf52840 dk
- softdevice
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- nrf52840
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by RyanChu
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how to get the data from two uarts in nRF52840 0

hi... i want to use two uarts in nRF52840 , one uart to one pc and another uart to another pc .Data should be transferred and received between the nRF52840 and pc how can...
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by ps_anu
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BLE consumption peripheral to high 0

Hi, i'm using two nrf52840 DK ev kit. One it's the central and one the peripheral After the connection I need to save power at the peripheral board, because the cpnsumptio...
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by Stian Røed Hafskjold

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