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Why are the SDK includes not namespaced? 0

It is good practice to prefix the includes from one's C libraries with a directory so that they are all part of the same 'include namespace'. Unfortunately the Nordic SDK...
- dk nrf51
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by Rob Spanton
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I am trying to write the bsp for nordic nRF51. I added the device information service and i want to change the system id of the DIS (dis_init.p_sys_id) without success . Can you please tell me how can i do it. Thank you. 0

dis_init.p_sys_id->manufacturer_id = 0x5555; dis_init.p_sys_id->organizationally_unique_id = 0x5555; This is not change anything.

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Started over 8 years ago
by Anna
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Looking for developer in Minnesota, N. Dakota, S.Dakota 0

Hi, is there an available developer in my tri-state area of Minnesota, N. Dakota, or S. Dakota? Please call me if you are available for a project for hire. The developer should...

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Started over 8 years ago
by tdors
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nRF52 EasyDMA must be on all the time? +1

I'm trying to design a very low power sensor that takes readings using ADC and SPI 200 times a second. I'm a bit worried by the current EasyDMA uses (1.1mA). As far as I can...

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by Yano
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Multiple nrf51288 uart connection 0

Hi, I am working on a project where I want to make one nrf51288 chip as central hub and connect that to a android phone and other salve nrf51288 . idea similar to this: ...
- nrf51822 mbed
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Started over 8 years ago
by titusf

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