I'm not quite sure if I understand what you mean, but:
The nRF5s supports Bluetooth Low Energy (aka BLE or Bluetooth Smart or Bluetooth 4.x), ANT and proprietary protocols. None of our chips supports Classic Bluetooth (BR/EDR).
If you are talking about connecting two or more nRF5s together in a network then I suggest that you read up on Nordic's Softdevices. These are Nordic's own proprietary BLE protocols, specifically designed for the nRF5 series. As @Wojtek and @ldmxhj points out the various Softdevices support different roles and connection configurations.
I'm not quite sure if I understand what you mean, but:
The nRF5s supports Bluetooth Low Energy (aka BLE or Bluetooth Smart or Bluetooth 4.x), ANT and proprietary protocols. None of our chips supports Classic Bluetooth (BR/EDR).
If you are talking about connecting two or more nRF5s together in a network then I suggest that you read up on Nordic's Softdevices. These are Nordic's own proprietary BLE protocols, specifically designed for the nRF5 series. As @Wojtek and @ldmxhj points out the various Softdevices support different roles and connection configurations.
