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nRF-52 support on Arduino 0

Hi, I am working on my hardware product having nRF-51422 chipset. I just came to know from forum post that nRF-52 chips will get arduino IDE support as standalone. I want...
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Started over 8 years ago
by Akshat
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PCA10028 completely bricked, jlink unrecognized 0

Hi! I've been using PCA10028 for a long time and I had some bricking issues but I've managed to un-brick it with "nrfjprog --recover" and everything would work again. ...
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Started over 8 years ago
by mbozic
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Issue in building app in Android studio 0

I want to build nrftoolbox app in android studio. I downloaded the zip file from the github website and also the required dfu library. I unzipped both the files in a folder...

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Started over 8 years ago
by Manu
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Does SoftDevice use AAR and CCM if pairing / bonding is not in use? 0

Hello, I have a device based on nRF51822 revision 2 and SoftDevice S110 v7.1.0. Because it is revision 2 it is affected by PAN44 and PAN45, and by default the SoftDevice...

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Started over 8 years ago
by Paolo D
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Can I use a ancs service in nrf51822, connect to android 0

Can I use a ancs service in nrf51822, connect to android device? Or I need another service in my device?

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Started over 8 years ago
by quentin

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