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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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Nordic SDK: swapping LEDS_ON and LEDS_OFF caused problem when checking if the LEDS are on 0

I am working on a project using a ble nano (nrf51822) using the Nordic SDK 8.1. In the examples I found a way to control an LED using the methods LEDS_ON and LEDS_OFF. I wanted...
- s120
- gpio
- sdk8.1
- nrf51822
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Started over 7 years ago
by tyler
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Ble connection details not showing up in wireshark 0

Hello, I am using ble_app_gls example and I have implemented static passkey in the code. Now I want to see if wireshark shows the passkey when I connect to ble devices. For...

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Started over 7 years ago
by Newbie
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[bug report & fix] app_uart_fifo is sending APP_UART_TX_EMPTY event before the last byte is sent 0

Hi Team, We are implementing an UART communication between a M4 processor (UART master) and a nRF51 (UART slave) and we want to use the UART in Low Power mode with flow...

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Started over 7 years ago
by Patrice Rudaz

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