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about nrf24le1debug problem 0

hi: now.i have a development board(nrfgo motherboard).there is a debug port on the board.i think it can be debugged on the keil.if it can.what driver or others i need.thank...
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Started over 9 years ago
by jerly
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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
- bluetooth low energy
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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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