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nRF91, RAI with PPP 0

Hello We are developing a new product using the nRF54LM20 as a main MCU and nRF9151 as the modem. We are looking into using the IP-stack in the main MCU, so running the...
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by MattiasE
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ras_reflector does not restart advertising after ras_initiator is powered off (no disconnect on supervision timeout) 0

Hi Nordic team, I am testing Bluetooth Channel Sounding with the official samples and would like to ask about an unexpected behavior I observed. Setup: - NCS v3...
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by Bobing
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nRF54 Debug Interface During Abrupt Power‑Off 0

HI My gateway adopts CAT1 and nRF54, which communicate with each other via UART. The UART signals from the CAT1 module are 3.3 V level translated by the TXB0108 and fed...
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by joey
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PWM in nRF54L15 with power management 0

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Started 9 months ago
by Gujju
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Can't log in to NRF Cloud (FIXED) 0

Hi, I've been using NRF Cloud without issues (Pro subscription) and I am no longer able to login my NRF Cloud account. I tried changing password and use different type of...
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