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[Solved] SPI: Not getting SCK signal 0

Solved: Well, turns out delay and SCK doesnt work well together haha. I imagined the sck signal to be a background thread of some sort. I was wrong. Hi guys, at the...

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Started over 8 years ago
by uC_newbie
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Looking for a developer in Denmark 0

Hi Im looking for a developer in Denmark to discuss ble technology with. Im trying to get better to understand the technology, because i have some ideas involving beacons...

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Started over 8 years ago
by Martin
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One RX and Three TX system with NRF24L01+ 0

This system does not work if I enable the third Pipe (Pipe2) . The system is working without any problem as one RX and two TX (Pipe0 and Pipe1). The problem on enabling...

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Started over 8 years ago
by Erol
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sd_flash_write inside BLE event 0

Hello, i have read if not all posts about writing to FLASH while using BLE. But could not find the desirable method. What i would like to do is to write to flash from...
- sd_flash_write
- event
- ble
- flash
- nrf52832
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Started over 8 years ago
by schef
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sd_flash_write in BLE event 0

Hello, i have read all posts about writing to FLASH when using BLE. But could not find the desirable method. What i would like to do is to write to flash from characteristic...
- sd_flash_write
- event
- nrf52
- ble
- flash
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Started over 8 years ago
by schef

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- 3 Aug 2017
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