Nordic DevZone

Recent and unreplied - Help your fellow developer and earn points!

Not Answered
Getting nRF DK52 with simple thingy server - model provisioned 0

Hello everyone, as indicated by this question https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordic-q-a/35692/adding-nrf52-dk-to-github-mesh-demo-for-thingys/138327#138327 I am trying...
694 views

0 replies

Started over 6 years ago
by Michael_K
Not Answered
Power problem that needs to be answered urgently 0

devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../uart0_config_use_easy_dma-1-lead-hight-consumption
418 views

0 replies

Started over 6 years ago
by strengthstrong
Not Answered
Using the LIS2DH12 double-tap feature 0

This is both a general tip for users and a question; does anyone have good success with the LIS2DH12 double-tap feature? The 3-axis accelerometer works well but the use of...
2836 views

0 replies

Started over 6 years ago
by hmolesworth
Not Answered
Periodic Data + Ack 0

Hello- I'm working with the " Experimental: Wireless UART Example". Is there any way to periodically send data rather than just typing data into terminal?
300 views

0 replies

Started over 6 years ago
by Sophie Keith
Not Answered
Bootloader without SoftDevice 0

hi, I used nRF52932QFAA ,SDK14.2 uart bootloader.it works well with softdevice loader 5.0.0.But when I download my app(without softdevice),it cannot work. Flash composed...
695 views

0 replies

Started over 6 years ago
by Jerry

Recent in Nordic blog

Persistent storage of keys and data using the nRF Connect SDK

Sigurd Hellesvik

One of the key benefits of the nRF Connect SDK is that it contains many drivers, libraries, and subsystems offering a comprehensive set of features, allowing developers to focus on their application and…
- 6 Jul 2023
Introducing the Cellular Monitor

Michal

The development of cellular IoT often requires insight into the network traffic and parameters provided by the network operator, information that isn’t always available through the application itself or…
- 20 Jun 2023
Solving real-world challenges: The new features of Bluetooth Mesh 1.1

Pawel Kanafek

Bluetooth Mesh is gaining a stronger position to become the go-to technology for professional lighting and other building-related control networks, with a noticeable increase in focus on commercial spaces…
- 15 Jun 2023

Latest guides

Bluetooth low energy: Wireless timer synchronization among nRF5 devices

Audun

Introduction In a variety of use cases there is a need to share a common clock among multiple devices. Such a common clock can be used for many purposes, for example by having each node in a network perform…
- 12 Jul 2016
nRF5x: General PCB design guidelines for nRF52 series

FormerMember

When designing a PCB with a high-frequency radio onboard certain rules should be followed for optimal radio frequency (RF) performance. This guide will provide some general PCB guidelines that can be used…
- 11 Jul 2016
Software Development Kit: Migrating to Peer Manager

Øyvind Rønningstad

The tutorial has been updated for SDK v11, which contains the production-ready release of Peer Manager. The original tutorial can be found on this page, below the updated tutorial. #Migrating to Peer…
- 8 Apr 2016
Bluetooth low energy: Bluetooth low energy Characteristics, a beginner's tutorial

MartinBL

Before we begin Table of content Topics that will be covered include: Before we begin Basic theory Attribute tables in nRFConnect Bluetooth Low Energy application Description of the example Adding a…
- 18 Mar 2016
Bluetooth low energy: Bluetooth Smart and the Nordic's Softdevices - Part 2 Connection

Hung Bui

This blog series was created as an attempt to fill in the gap between how Bluetooth Smart is described in the spec and how you can use our APIs and event from our softdevice to do what defined in the spec…
- 1 Feb 2016
Design Examples: Capacitive Touch on the nRF52 series

Einar Thorsrud

Important updates: Due to erratum 84 (COMP: ISOURCE not functional), capacitive sensing using the relaxation oscillator method is not usable in a real product with the nRF52832, as it will only work reliably…
- 31 Jan 2016