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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 8 years ago
by Jarmo
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nRF51822 bluetooth smart beacon Antenna? 0

Does the Antenna in this Beacon relates with this "BAL-NRF02D3 '50 ohm balun transformer for 2.45GHz ISM"? Any idea what's this "BAL-NRF02D3" for? many thanks!
- bluetooth low energy antenna
- nrf51822
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Started over 8 years ago
by TB
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Unable to use eeprep tool 0

I am using a eeprep tool which can only be used with command prompt. I am struggling with it. Here is the format to use eeprep tool :- usage: eeprep [options] <infile...
- eeprom
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Started over 8 years ago
by Anuj Mattoo
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Impossible to debug or flash the examples with IAR & CMSIS-DAP 0

Description : It is not possible to flash or debug an application with IAR on the Nordic target. This issue is caused by a bad interaction between CMSIS-DAP IF present on...

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Started over 8 years ago
by agf

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