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Use nordic uart service with native Linux stack from Java 0

I'm looking for a way to use the nordic uart service ( devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../ble_sdk_app_nus_eval.html) from Linux using the native Linux BLE Stack (BlueZ). My application...
- bluez
- nus
- linux
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ANCS Hard Fault 0

Hi, I've created an application using the S110 experimental ANCS demo. I successfully implemented ANCS and then began to structure my application around it. At some point...
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by user3381
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RTC clear event synchronised? 0

I want to count clocks in order to implement a watch. I use the RTC0 as my time-base and count mainly with this device. As it has just 24 bits it would not last for long,...
- rtc
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by user3220
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Wake-up Times ? 0

Hi, how long does it take time if i would wake up a nrf51422 rev2 (ANT and BLE) in deepest possible sleep mode ? And how long does it tai if after wakeup it had to communicate...

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by user2150
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What does the SWI0 do and how is it used in app_timer? 0

I saw that the app_timer uses the SWI0. Could you explain what it does and what the advantage is compared to "timer_list_handler_sched()" calling "timer_list_handler()" directly...

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