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nRF52832 loop while calling sd_softdevice_enable 0

FIXED (see below) Hi! I'm developing software for nRF52 on nRF52 preview DK, which I got on the Global Tech Tour. LED blinking (blinky) example is running OK, so I moved...
- sd_softdevice_enable
- nrf52
- iar
- 0x7c0
- softdevice
- nrf52832
- 1.0.0-3.alpha
- sdk 0.9.2
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Started over 9 years ago
by Konrad Foit
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PlatformIO with Arch BLE and nRF51 SDK 9.0 0

Hello everyone, I am using the great platformio toolchain that supports the mbed framework so far. I am still a newbie to it however. I want to be able to use both the...

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Started over 9 years ago
by Raphael
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devices using nRF51288 (tecnical specification) 0

Hello! I have a device with nRF51288. And I need to fill technical specification with the following parametres: operation freq., channel bandwidth, modulation, number of...

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Started over 9 years ago
by Alex
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nRF24LE1 OTP Production Programming 0

Hello, Does anyone have a suggestion for a production programmer for the nRF24LE1 One Time Programmable version? I have been able to program the units with the nRFGo Studio...
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Started over 9 years ago
by Josh Blackann
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How to simultaneously stream data between two devices on one BLE connection 0

GOAL: To send one 20-byte data packet from an Android Galaxy S5 to nrf51822 and send three 20-byte packets from the nrf51822 to the S5 in a single connection interval of 10...
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Started over 9 years ago
by CWRUNick

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