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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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Pairing procedure failed by bonding 0

Hello everybody, for my project, i will bond the peripherial with the central. I test my device with the MCP and can connect without problems. When i press the Bond Button...
- bond
- sdk11
- s132
- nrf52832
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Started over 7 years ago
by 1_andi
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nRF52 max. input frequency on GPIO 0

Hi all, I am trying to count the positive edges of a 3.5MHz signal with GPIOTE, PPI and the TIMER1. Unfortunately i can only measure to frequencies up to a little more...
- 132 nrf52832 gpio
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Started over 7 years ago
by Pascal Künzi
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NRF52840DK w/S140 hardfault 0

Loaded Softdevice S140, ( Using NRF52840 DK board ) using NRFgo Studio. App flash base is set to 0x00021000 and app RAM base is set to 0x20003000 Looking at the CPU...
- nrf52840dk nrf52 nrfgo
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Started over 7 years ago
by Ove-Anders Gaarder Aune
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Bluetooth name length limit less in SDK12.0.0 than in SDK8.0.0? 0

In our earlier projects with nRF51 and SDK 8 we used to have bluetooth device names of length 13 or 14 characters. However, when using nRF52 and SDK 12 I noticed that the...
- nrf5
- sdk12
- sdk8
- bluetooth name length
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Started over 7 years ago
by Jarmo

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