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How to enable both physical uart0 and ble nus service uart 0

Hi, I'm using nrf52810 ,nrf connect, zephyr, vscode extension. I’m having trouble using both UART0 and the NUS UART service. Here’s a snippet from my overlay file: / ...
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by Teijokk
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Kconfig setting to select UICC slot in nRF Cloud Multiservice 0

We have been testing our nRF9151-based device with the nRF Cloud Multiservice sample program and had to debug some SIM-related issues. It turns out that the UICC slot was...
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by zachary_z
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nRF9160 on a custom board having modem crash, reason 0x10 0

We have this custom sensor board, running nRF9160. Application code built with SDK 2.5.0, running modem FW 1.3.2, and using LTE-M connecting to MS Azure IoTHub with MQTT...
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by Alfie321
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Guidance on Implementing Concurrent Central and Peripheral Roles for nRF52832 Using nRF5 SDK 17.0.2 0

Hi, We are currently planning to start a project using the nRF52832 as our controller, SEGGER Embedded Studio version 5.42a as the IDE, and nRF5 SDK version 17.0.2 as our...
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by siltvm
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The esb keeps returning ack 0

example:ble_app_uart+ esb_timeslot SDK17.1 Hi Recently our product (PRX) received poor esb communication. I caught through sniffer that when PTX sends a message, our device...
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- nrf52810
- 2.4 ghz
- production
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by kenyon

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