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nrf_uart example and Windows Phone 10/Windows Phone 8.1 0

Hello! I am trying to get windows phone work with nrf_uart example on nrf51 dk board (pca10028). I am using SDK 9.0 with S110 softdevice ver. 8.0.0. I was using examples...
- nrf51822 windows8.1
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Started over 9 years ago
by michal_grzes
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Cann't run the BLE code 0

Hi I met a problem when I use my new board,I found that the example in the peripheral folder in SDK can run correctlly,but the the example in the ble_peripheral folder...

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Started over 9 years ago
by Alice
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detect button toggle with PORT event 0

Hi, I am trying to use the PORT event to trigger interrupts when a button is toggled, i.e. both on LoToHi and HiToLo. To my understanding PORT events are generated by...
- port
- nrf51822
- button
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Started over 9 years ago
by gammarui
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nRF52 Preview DK J-Link USB driver not found 0

I am running Windows 7 Pro SP 1 64 bit and have gong through the tools installation procedure, in particular running nRFTools_7_7_0_Installer.exe. This ran the J-Link V5.02...
- nrf52 j-link usb driver
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Started over 9 years ago
by Andrew Rees
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Arduino and nRF51822 0

I am very familiar with the arduino side but the BLE is brand new to me. I was wondering if I can use P0.00 and P0.01 to talk to the arduino and if its possible how exactly...
- nrf51822 arduino
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Started over 9 years ago
by Chaos241

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