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mqtt subscripe multiple topics 0

Hi guys, In the iot sdk in mqtt.h there are typdefs for "mqtt_topic_t " and "mqtt_subscription_list_t". I'm trying to set several topics (5) and subscribe to them. ...
- iot mqtt nrf52
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Started over 8 years ago
by TY
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iot SDK coap random timeouts 0

Hi, I am using nrf5832 that is running a coap server example. I have modified it a little so it reads sensor data via i2c and returns the data using the coap callback. ...

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Started over 8 years ago
by nav87
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Commercial cheap smartwatch with BLE, Heart Rate and Accelerometer 0

Hi, I would like to receive some suggestion about finding a CHEAP smartwatch / wristband already available that has these minimal features: BLE (with SDK / GATT profiles...
- martwatch
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Started over 8 years ago
by mattewre
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Assembly and C mixed programming issues 0

Compiled with Keil4 software compilation and C of the mixed program, the error is:Branch offset 0x00000228 out of range of 16-bit Thumb branch, but offset encodable in 32...
- keil
- nrf51822
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Started over 8 years ago
by lohc
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Looking for NRF module with accelerometer 0

Hi, I am currently working on a prototype with Silicon Labs Thunderboard sense. I am looking for a replacement product that has NRF BLE module. All I need is a BLE module...

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Started over 8 years ago
by 6thsense

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