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Receiver sensitivity 0

We are using nRF51822 for our products. We want to know the min value of "Receiver sensitivity" when we use this chip for BLE. The Datasheet says "Receiver sensitivity...
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by makoto
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How to send and recive data to mutiple peripheral devices 0

Dear The BLE Multi-link example (ble_app_multilink_central and ble_app_multilink_peripheral) shows how one central device can connect to multiple peripheral devices. ...
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by sjkim
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Eddystone URL parser is broken in MCP 0

In the MCP app, if I have the following service data for an Eddystone beacon: 0x10, // Eddystone-URL type 0x00, // TX power in dBm. This is a signed integer so 0xEE ...
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Started over 8 years ago
by Tim
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Cannot connect to BLE devices requiring random LE address type with Android nRF app 0

I have the nRF Control Panel Android application. It works fine with several BLE devices, but specifically for the Fitbit Flex, it fails to connect. I know Fitbit wristbandes...
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Started over 8 years ago
by Axelle
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Communication between Gazell and non-gazell devices 0

Hi, The situation: I was able to successfully receive known packets from a device running gzp_device_dynamic_pairing, from, the host running the gzp_host_dynamic_pairing...

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Started over 8 years ago
by nordicdev

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