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Why is there no win64 version of the ble-driver-win? 0

When you download win driver (from www.nordicsemi.com/.../72324929 for instance). There's only a win32 dll/lib provided. However, modern development are often made on 64bits...
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Started over 8 years ago
by jpo38
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Nrf24lu nrf51822 ESB 0

hello, Nrf24LU (Rx) , nRF51822(Tx). The Nrf24LU Can only receive one packet。 if I use this function twice ， like this： The Nrf24LU can receive Continuous. I guess The...

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Started over 8 years ago
by charlesjoo
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DFU device not visible with BLED112 0

Hi, I use SDK v10, S110 v8 and dfu_dual_bank_ble_s100_pca10028. My application has dfu support. I reset to bootloader from application after writing 0x0104 to dfu control...

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Started over 8 years ago
by gaminn
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Hello all, my question is related to connection interval and to transmission distance. 0

I have a nRF51822 device. When the connection interval is 50ms. The transmission distance can up to 50m+. But, when the connection interval is 1000ms. The transmission...
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Started over 8 years ago
by Ann Wen
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ble-sniffer nrf51822 v 2.0 Kali Linux 0

Hi, I have a simple question. It is possible to use the ble-sniffer nrf51822 on Kali Linux? I found a guide to use it on linux but I don't know if it is the same for Kali...

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Started over 8 years ago
by Matteo

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