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What chip is this – NRF A 3152c 1517UH ? 0

Hi, I disassembled an Acer Mouse and saw a chip named "NRF A 3152c 1517UH". Can anyone identify the chip or provide me with the data sheet for it. Regards, Steve

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Started over 9 years ago
by Steve Padam
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[Eclipse/GCC]device does not have required DFU service 0

After i asked this question , i changed to use SDK 8.0.0 hrs "s110_for_dfu", As the same step to try, i downloaded softdevice(s110) & bootloader(for 8.0.0) then opened...
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Started over 9 years ago
by Alex
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RTX is not supporting to create multiple threads in nRF51822? 0

Hello All, I am trying to create multiple threads for an individual tasks. But when I am creating new thread my program is not working and it's going into some infinite...
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Started over 9 years ago
by EthanHunt
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No invitation to enter passkey on Asus tablet 0

I have ASUS ZenPad 10 with Android 5.0.2, BLE device on nRF51, S110 SDK9 with fixed passkey and encrypted characteristics with following settings #define SEC_PARAM_BOND...

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Started over 9 years ago
by Alex
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BLE & Gazell protocol stack wizard in Sweden? 0

Looking for someone that has previous experience building multi protocol / time slot topologies using a mix of BLE (central+peripheral) & custom Gazell connections running...
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Started over 9 years ago
by davman

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