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HTTP Client/Downloader For Nordic IoT SDK 0

Hi all! I am attempting to download a file from a web server to an NRF52832 using the Nordic IoT SDK version 9.0. Are there any good reference librarie? I found a few for...
- tcp_client
- 6lowpan
- tcp
- http_client
- nrf52832
- http
- iot
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Started over 7 years ago
by xeem
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configure nRF24l01 0

Please help to understand. How to configure nRf24L01 receiver for 4-pipe (pipe 0, pipe 1, pipe 2, pipe 3 ). But most importantly, how to specify the transmitter settings that...
- nrf24l01
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Started over 7 years ago
by Evgenii.I.Sh
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OTA test for both nrf51 and 52 0

I saw earlier post on this blog and viewed on-line video for LitePoint OTA tester that claims to work with all BLE chipsets. We have multiple designs with different DTM interfaces...

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Started over 7 years ago
by mkhansen
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how to update Keil MDK Middleware 7.0.0 to 7.0.0 BETA version in keil software packs for target 'nrf51422_xxAC_s110' 0

Hello, I am using Bluetooth device "NRF51822_xxAC_s110". My Bluetooth is not advertising when i dump the HEX file to the Bluetooth device which is generated by the Keil Version...

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Started over 7 years ago
by Rawootray
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nRF Connect for Desktop lacks keys 0

when creating a pairing with a peripheral, the application fails to exhange keys to allow for random private addressing so the peripheral cannot reconnect because the address...

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Started over 7 years ago
by Craig Carlson

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