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LFXO active with 0.5μA higher current 0

Hi, On the 3.30 of nRF52832_Rev_1_Errata_v1.5.pdf, the sleep current with LFXO active is 0.5μA higher. I am using a nRF52832 module with the low frequency crystal oscillator...
- nrf52
- s132
- lfxo
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Started over 7 years ago
by ALE
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Wouldn't update connection params 0

Hi, I'm using nRF52832 on SDK V12.2. I add the connection params in the conn_params_init: static void conn_params_init(void){ uint32_t err_code; ble_conn_params_init_t...

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Started over 7 years ago
by Alice
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how to use whitelist in ble_app_hrs_c 0

S130, SDK 12.3, ble_app_hrs_c example. I want to use whitelist function in this example but I can't finish it. When I run peer_list_get(), it gets all 0xFF, means that...
- s130
- whitelist
- ble_app_hrs_c
- nrf51822
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Started over 7 years ago
by kamisen
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services size is zero 0

sometime,i use android app to scan ble device,it will display "the device dose not has required services",the gatt.getServices.size is zero.why?

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Started over 7 years ago
by nowen
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one wire library for nrf51822 keil 0

one wire library for nrf51822 keil for connected ds18b20 .
- nrf51822 keil one wire
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Started over 7 years ago
by morteza1994

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