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Multiple advertisement (ibeacon + custom connectable advertisement) on nrf52 +4

Hi, I have a nRF52 DK board and I am trying to build a BLE peripheral with both connectable advertisement (custom with my own name and service) and unconnectable advertisement...
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by NO69124
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Why the HID device can't be seen from nRFConnect? 0

Hi, I'm exploring the hid peripheral example with 52832 Dev Kit and made it working correctly. While, when I was tring to connect to it with nRFConnect, I found that the...
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by SevenZeng
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Why the HID device can't be seen from nRFConnect? 0

Hi, I'm exploring the hid peripheral example with 52832 Dev Kit and made it working correctly. While, when I was tring to connect to it with nRFConnect, I found that the...
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Started over 5 years ago
by SevenZeng
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nRF51822 and low power: can it really go below ~600 µA? 0

I have a PCB with an nRf51822 @1.8V, using the SDK 10 (no chance to change it). The PCB itself with everything but the nRF (we did not iron it on purpose to measure consumption...

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Started over 5 years ago
by Lisandro Damián Nicanor Pérez Meyer
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Problem compiling Thingy 52 with Segger Embedded Studio 0

I have downloaded the motion_driver_6.12 for Nordic Thingy 52 as given in the readme.txt file. And I am using Segger Embedded Studio to build and debug the code. But the IDE...
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Started over 5 years ago
by Niteesh

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