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MCU Resets on bt_le_adv_update_data in GPIO Interrup 0

Hi, I have used course's example for GPIO interrupt for toggling LED and used to update BLE adv parameters without using DK buttons library. But, as soon as, I update BLE...
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What is the application supported by nrf7002? 0

As described in the docs.nordicsemi.com/.../powersave.html: “The application must choose the right duration based on the traffic pattern. Applications must also take appropriate...
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Started 11 hours ago
by ChengQing Zhao
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Simply question about nRF9160DK and nRF7002DK kconfig options 0

Hi there, This almost certainly has a simple answer but I can't work it out. I'm using the sample WIFI Scan for the above boards and can successfully scan away. But I'd...
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Started 13 hours ago
by Turk
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The ESB receiver sends problems 0

Hi Q&A My keyboard chip is NRF52832, and the program uses ESB 2.4G communication. The receiver dongle uses NRF52833. Now there is a problem that when the CAPSLOCK is clicked...
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Started 13 hours ago
by zbxiong
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CMakePresets.json: how to select board/target and enable sysbuild 0

We're been making use of CMakePresets.json and the "Pre-fill from preset" feature in the VS Code nRF Connect extension "Add Build Configuration" workflow with an earlier SDK...
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Started 17 hours ago
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