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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 7 years ago
by schef
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Product Key telling me can't add product to my list 0

I'm trying to add the product key it shows an error "can not the product to your list" and therefore i will not able to access to the User guide Thank you

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Started over 7 years ago
by Dino
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problem communicating with NRF24L01+? How to choose pipeline address? 0

hello, im from india im using nrf24l01+ for my project to transmit and receive data between two arduinos. i tried all tutorial basic programs but i cant sucessfully send and...
- nrf24l01 protocol
- arduino
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Started over 7 years ago
by DAVY
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I'm analyzing app_timer scheduling code.. 0

I'm analyzing app_timer scheduling code.. I have an question about list_insertation_handler function in SWI0_ISR I think if ( (p_timer->ticks_at_start - m_ticks_latest...

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Started over 7 years ago
by JoonDong
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Bluetooth v4.2/v5.0 HCI Radio 0

I would like to test the newly added v4.2/v5.0 Bluetooth features (e.g. LE Secure Connections, Data Packet Length Extension, 2xSpeed, etc) against non-nordic devices. I have...
- bluetooth 4.2
- bluez
- bluetooth 5
- lesc
- raspberry pi
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Started over 7 years ago
by Youssif

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