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How do I set the transmit window? 0

Hello. I want to try changing the settings of the transmission window used when connecting with BLE. How can I do this? I searched for the S140 API, but could not find...
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How I get the passkey value?? 0

Hello. I would like to receive the passkey value that the user entered when pairing Bluetooth and modify it. Originally, it was said that if you enter "0000", you have to...
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How to get GPIO register state in GPIOTE handler 0

Hello Nordic! My question probably a simple one but I'm a novice so there's it. I'm looking for a way to get a GPIO port state that was at the moment of GPIOTE event triggering...
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by Vas
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52840DK FW size confusing 0

Dear all: I found that the nrf52840 flash size is only 1MB, but the size of light bulb load is about 850KB, I have some questions: 1. Does it contains the FOTA region...
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by susepc
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v2.7.0 SLM building failed to configure to UART2 for external MCU on nRF-9151 0

Hi all, I'm trying to build an v2.7.0 SLM configured to using UART2 for external MCU on nRF-9151. But the output image was acting weird... The 2 virtual COM port of...
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