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iOS nRF Connect not detecting BLE from nRF52840-based boards 0

When running example code which involves BLE on nRF52840-based boards, the devices (which have assigned names in the example code) don't show up on the iOS nRF Connect scanner...
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- nrf5 sdk
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by len_
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[ nRF52833 ] How to set Non-Connectable Advertizing using Advertising Library / Module 0

Hello, In my experimentation to update advertising data during runtime, I am following the example @ It is using the ble_advertising.h library module However I would...
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by abhiash_sl
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Set GPIO input for interrupt on custom board 0

Hi all I'm working on custom board build with an nrf9161. Right now I'd like to use a gpio as input with interrupt for i2c captor icm20948. So for I've searched and I think...
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Started 2 hours ago
by simon884
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nRF command line tools 32 bit version doesn't seem to be working. 0

We need to issue a command to an nrf52840 device : nrfjprog --program file.hex --chiperase --verify. everithing is working with [nrf-command-line-tools-10.24.2-x64.exe...
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Started 3 hours ago
by SC1
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GATT services and characteristic declaration error 0

These are customized UUIDS declared by me /* Custom Service Variables */ #define BT_UUID_CUSTOM_SERVICE_VAL BT_UUID_128_ENCODE ( 0x821675c3 , 0x4046 , 0x45f9 , 0xb8df...
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Started 3 hours ago
by Vivek T Dinesh

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