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ble_nus_string_send error 0

hi........... folks i am merging two programs together uart and TWI sensor ...using nrf52382 and segger 15.2version i am getting the error in ble_nus_send , even i have...
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by ps_anu
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FATfs and WDT conflict? 0

Software and Softdevice: SDK 12.3.0 keil5 Platform: Windows 10 Hardware: NRF52832 DK I am trying to combine WDT and FATfs together. But once I have both of them, there...
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Started over 6 years ago
by Faradore
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Power Consumption Question - Zigbee and BLE 0

I am trying to get a good handle on the difference in average power consumption between BLE point to point and Zigbee on an nRF52840. We have battery powered products and...
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Started over 6 years ago
by baughj
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Develop a testbed with 40 dongles connected to a computer. 0

Hi, For my project, I need to design a BLE packet sniffer which scanning the 40 channels. Therefore, I need 40 dongles are connected to a computer that can read and transfer...
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Started over 6 years ago
by Ali
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802.15.4 Beacon notify function mlme_beacon_notify_ind never called +1

I am writing code to get a nrf52840 DK to associate with an existing 802.15.4 coordinator using the 802.15.4 API module within SDK 15.2. I've called "mlme_scan_req" and...
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Started over 6 years ago
by Liam

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