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Communication timeout. Emulator did not re-enumerate 0

This is what I got after upgrading my nRF51 dongle firmware. It always times out. I didn't somehow got one of my J-Link Lite upgraded, but couldn't repeat the process...

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Started over 9 years ago
by Paul
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APP which support to conect 8 or more BLE peripherals 0

Hi all, Good day. Could you please recommend an Android or IOS APP which can connect 8 or more BLE peripherals at the same time. Thanks & Regards Jenson
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Started over 9 years ago
by Jenson
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nRF51xxx debugging with BDI debugger 0

I know that suggested debugger for nRF51xxx is J-Link or openOCD with CMSIS-DAP, but I would like to use BDI3000 debugger, which does support SWD interface and Cortex-M0 processors...

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Started over 9 years ago
by robertos
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Scaner Design uisng nRF24L01 0

hi, I want to scan ism band to detect active nRF24L01 transmitters. How much time receiver will take to scan the whole band.?

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Started over 9 years ago
by adnan
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Writing data using Python binding method 0

Hello. I am literally looking at the set_hrm_cccd function in Python used to write data. This is for the S130 heart rate collector example. I understand the sd.ble_gattc_write...

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Started over 9 years ago
by Owlman

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Sniffer application for OS X

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I've put up on Sourceforge, a Mac OSX application which interfaces with the Nordic BTLE sniffer software and has some of the functionality of the Windows application Nordic ships with that software package…
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Update: Since this blog was originally written the nrfjprog tool has been ported to OS X (now macOS). This means that the flash programming is much simpler, and it is simply a matter of following the documentation…
- 1 Sep 2014
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Em::Blocks supports now the nRF51 devices from Nordic. You can select in the new project wizard which device family (51422 or 51822) and if soft devices are needed or not. The templates for the softdevices…
- 17 Aug 2014

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