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S132 return 0x04 error when I add DFU service using SDK14 0

I'm using nRF52832 and S132 based on nRF5 SDK v14. I get a error code 4 when I add DFU service refer to the experimental_ble_app_buttonless_dfu . The SDK has changed so much...

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by Alice
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Can I get current transmitting channel in nRF52832 0

Hi, I'm wondering if I can get current transmitting channel during a connection. So Is there a way I can directly read current transmitting channel? If not, is...
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by saintnever
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How exactly the "recursive" calls to "app_sched_execute" are fixed in SDK14 Bootloader ? 0

This question has to do with the observed "recursivity" of the calls to "app_sched_execute" in SDK13 as described in the previously asked question below: devzone.nordicsemi...

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Started over 7 years ago
by sdaexpert
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hi. How do i do ble_app beacon advertisement to one device(Android phone) whose bluetooth address is known ?? I want that beacons should only be seen in nrf_connect app of...

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by anuja
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througput parameter 0

why use 50ms and 400ms connection interval for testing the maximum data throughput(2M,247byte payload)? Because 50ms can only send a pdu , and 400ms can send up to 8 pdu...

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Started over 7 years ago
by Stayhungry

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