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by lynn
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Firmware developer needed for nRF52832 with DFU 0

I'm looking for a good firmware engineer that can take my current firmware and add the buttonless DFU to it. I currently use the Keil environment but am open to switching...
- software
- Lighting
- nrf5 sdk
- dfu
- Pre-production
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by jamie_wojcik
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firmware update on PCA10040 kills debugging 0

I am working on PCA10040 board using Keil u5 debugger (V5.23.0.0, JLink setup). After accepting the continuous firmware update requests I get the error message "Missing core...
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Started over 7 years ago
by Karl
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Any SoftDevice or Application (for nRF52840 PDK) to verify BT 5.0 Extended Advertising, Periodic Advertising, LE Long Range (2M PHY) and LE High Speed(2M PHY) ?? 0

Hi, I have just started using a nRF52840 PDK board with the purpose to verify BT 5.0 features. I am completely beginner working with nRF boards or nRF SDK. Anyways, I downloaded...
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Started over 7 years ago
by Anupam Roy
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Android driver for USB nRF24LU1+ Crazyradio PA 0

I have a USB host capable Android device running CentOS via Linux Deploy and everything is working perfectly except i'm unable to connect to my USB nRF24LU1+ Crazyradio PA...
- nrf24
- android
- hardware
- Pre-production
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Started over 7 years ago
by henry_329048

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