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Factory Data OTA 0

Hi Nordic team. I'm finding a way to update the factory data over-the-air. Specifically, I want to update the Matter Certification information (PAI, DAC, ...) over-the-air...
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by DungDA
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Can I set ADV_EXT_IND without AUX packet？ 0

Hi， In Core Specification v5.4, there is support for Non-Connectable and Non-Scannable Extended Advertising (ADV_EXT_IND) without AUX packets. However, when using Nordic...
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by qianjunwang
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Having multiple network interfaces up at once? 0

When both ethernet and WiFi are supported on one MCU (with both sharing the same L2 implementation, only one network device being active at a time), does it matter if both...
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Started 3 hours ago
by Amira R.
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nRF9160 GNSS periodic mode, every once in a while GNSS will not enter sleep after a fix 0

we have a custom board with nRF9160, when using GNSS we configured it to periodic mode with 120 second interval, most time it works fine but every once in a while (like every...
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Started 7 hours ago
by yyang3
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Using counter_set_top_value() to call callback function is not working. 0

Hello everybody! It's my first question and I'm new at mcu programming. I hope for your understanding! I have a task: count seconds using a counter and display them on a...
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Started 8 hours ago
by Kamorochnik

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