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migrate "Asset_tracker" project to "http_application_update" 0

Hi, I am using "asset tracker" project in nRF9160 DK. I want to update asset tracker application through HTTP. So i migrated changes of "asset tacker" in main function...
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by khodidas
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TCP dropping data +1

I have a simple TCP client application running on the nRF9160. After connection to the server, recv is called and writes the data over Segger RTT channel 1, where on the host...
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by DeltaXP
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UART and BLE not working reliable 0

Hi, firstly, I have to say, I use MBED OS, if you cannot help me because of this, I understand, but maybe somebody still has some general Ideas. I am trying to build an...
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Started over 5 years ago
by jonas.woerner
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How do I parse encrypted Bluetooth packets using the "ble-sniffer_win_1.0.1_1111_Sniffer" software? 0

How do I parse encrypted Bluetooth packets using the "ble-sniffer_win_1.0.1_1111_Sniffer" software?
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Started over 5 years ago
by Jesse Huang
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MQTT and Relay Node for Multihop 0

Hi everyone, Currently, I am working on my bachelor thesis for creating simple network by using MQTT, BLE-6LoWPAN and nRF52832. I have three nodes of 52832 and one raspberry...
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Started over 5 years ago
by Halil

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