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From which function new node will get version detail for the first time in mesh 0

Hi all, I am using ble open mesh with pca10028 boards ble mesh is working fine. I am developing a application that has to blink led in mesh( without any delay between...

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Started over 8 years ago
by Manjunath
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low power uart mode leaves TX asserted while CTS is disabled 0

I'm still on stack 8.0.0 so it might have been fixed since. I have noticed that if the other side de-asserts CTS the Nordic code will leave the TX asserted in a Break condition...

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Started over 9 years ago
by Jim Dattolo
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BLE nRF OpenMesh - data rates in typical configurations 0

Hello, I'd like to ask what is the data rate when using BLE OpenMesh network and how much it depends on network architecture. I'm considering using it in a network consisting...
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Started over 9 years ago
by piorossi
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Is it useful to simulate my PCB design using CST Studio?and How? 0

Hello Nordic Community, I need to know how to import my PCB design from Eagle to CST Studio to simulate it and I need to know if the simulation step will be useful to enhance...
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Started over 9 years ago
by mahmoud.tolba
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registering to listen ble_ancs_c events 0

Hi. I'm trying to get Apple notifications to nrf52. And specifically to listen both regular ANS (for android) and ANCS (for iOS) events depending what sort of phone is...
- nrf52 s132 ble ancs sdk v11
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Started over 9 years ago
by Matts

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