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ANT CW test 0

I'm using S332 0.9.1 with freertos. nRF52. BLE and ANT are both active. I would like to run the ANT continuos wave (CW) test after a specific trigger (a command over a console...
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Started over 8 years ago
by AndreaO
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AES-CCM encryption +1

I want to encrypt advertisements using aes-ccm peripheral present on the nrf51 board. I am not using softdevice, instead I am generating my own packets and transmitting them...

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Started over 8 years ago
by Amit Chahar
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Wavefile playback Problem in nRF52'I2S 0

Currently, it using the I2S at nRF52832. I want to play the wave file,But can not play well. So, I ask you for a check because there is the following question. [Question...

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Started over 8 years ago
by cw-park
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anyone is developing a long-range bluetooth pendant or wearable using nRF51822? 0

We love the radio range of the Nordic bluetooth chips. I am looking to see if anyone is developing a long-range bluetooth pendant or wearable? if so, I interested in perhaps...
- ble nrf51822
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Started over 8 years ago
by John M
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NRF52 SPI cant perform successive transferts 0

I'm trying to read 8 adc channels using SPI, but then if I dont put some nrf_delay_ms the MISO return nothing and the CS is being driven low by default, high or a period of...

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Started over 8 years ago
by makouda

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