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nRFgo studio problem 0

Hi! I'm trying to configure my NRF8001 module with the help of nRFgo studio. I'm using Nordic UART over BTLE service template. The module can be discovered via nRF Master...
- ble
- nrf8001
- configuration
- uart
- nrfgo
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by tilitililili
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BLE Secure Pairing - Is it possible? 0

I'm trying to make a BLE device that actually pairs securely. I posted this question on StackOverflow but didn't get any answers - maybe someone here knows more. As far as...
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Started over 8 years ago
by Tim
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fifo reentrant 0

I am using esb in SDK 11 and my understanding is that the radio causes interrupts that are forcing and cannot be disabled. These in turn causes software interrupt 10 to be...

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Started over 8 years ago
by Alexander Schrab
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Read and write app data in bootloader 0

I'd like to read and write data to the reserved app data space while in the bootloader. Is this possible with pstorage? Because the BOOTLOADER_SETTINGS_ADDRESSS = 0x0003FC00...

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Started over 8 years ago
by sagha
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pstorage_update updates only whole block 0

Hi, I am using 'pstorage_update' to store data in the internal flash. Whenever the number of bytes that should be written matches the size of a storage block everything...

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Started over 8 years ago
by [Florian]

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