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peer disconnect is not recognized when (connected peers < max peer number) in multiperipheral mode 0

Hi, I am using multiperipheral mode in ble_app_hrs using the ble_app_multiperipheral example taking the functions on_connected and on_disconnected while connect and disconnect...
- nrf52832
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by kvskt
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nRF52810 bootloader no timeout when OTA fails 0

Hi, I'm using nRF52810 on SDKv14.2 and I have changed the bootloader from 52832 to work for 52810. I could do OTA now. I found that the bootloader there is no timeout when...

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Started over 6 years ago
by Alice
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Why UART packet is terminated due to NULL character? 0

Is there a way around the issue where bluetooth communication acting as a pass-though terminates the packet whenever null character is found in the packet. SDK: nRF5_SDK_12...
- 10040 nrf52832 s132
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Started over 6 years ago
by Harshil
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Difference between attr_char_value.init_len and attr_char_value.max_len 0

Hi, When creating and adding an characteristic to service, what the meaning and difference between these two variables: attr_char_value.init_len attr_char_value.max_len...

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Started over 6 years ago
by MichaelNordicUser
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Bluetooth Privileged permission error Keyboard HID with nRF52832 0

Hi all, I have compiled the ble_app_hids_keyboard example for a nRF52832 on a Laird DVK-BL652 breakout board. I have a tablet running android 5.1.1 and the nordic nRFConnect...
- hid nrf52832 android
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Started over 6 years ago
by chris

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