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characteristics value not updating 0

Hi, i am using SDK v8 with softdevice v8,using master control panel pc application,added custom service and characteristics to application,problem is characteristics value...

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Started over 7 years ago
by nagaraj
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How can i get nRF51822 buildcode and lot code 0

There is the board mark on the chip like n51822CEAAD01350A0, where DO is Build code, 1350 is tracking code(YYMM), A0 is lot code. My question is how can I get those codes...
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Started over 7 years ago
by qshi
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Debugging Hardfault - Registers Not Consistent 0

I'm trying to debug a randomly occuring Hardfault. In trying to trace down the source I read the CPU registers use the Nordic hardfault_implementation.c which grabs the register...
- nrf52
- sdk12.3.0
- freertos
- saadc
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Started over 7 years ago
by Dave_couling
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Question about sd_ble_gatts_hvx？ 0

Dear nordic employee my purpose is send a data the length is from 150 to 273 when my server device send data by sd_ble_gatts_hvx（the send length is fixed 10 bytes） ...

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Started over 7 years ago
by victor_CHINA
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ASK:why my service always found failed? thks 0

Dear nordic employee： The service I want to find is the sound service of the thing52 thingy sound service I tried to modify the HRT_central_client project to find the...

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Started over 7 years ago
by victor_CHINA

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