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Problem interfacing at25xe321d with QPSI 0

Hi there, I am trying to interface at25xe321d with QSPI but it always end up returning zeros. Please find attached code and dts file for reference. Thanks Moh
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How to add SEGGER_RTT_printf function to project? 0

Hi Nordic team, 您好，北欧团队， I am developing nrf54L05 in VS code with NCS.I want to configure the SEGGER_RTT_printf to my project.Is it correct to change the CMakeLists.txt...
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nrf91 Modem crash detected, halting application execution 0

Hi, I am trying to run the nRF91x1: DECT NR+ Shell example on my nRF9161 SDK board. I get this crash when the code runs Can you point me to the explanation of what...
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by ajlennon
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Integrating SoftDevice with Applications: Peripherals owned by the SoftDevice Controller 0

Hello, I would like to find some documentation, or an example, explaining how to avoid accessing peripherals owned by the SoftDevice controller in an Application I found...
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by ScottOnDevZone
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aws_iot_connect with policie and client_id 0

Hi all, I have a custom board with an 9151, I want to use mqtt with aws, it's works I'm able to connect aws, but I have a question about If I want to be able to connect...
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nrfjprog, pynrfjprog - Intro, Mac OS X & Linux now supported, New Feature

Michael Dietz

#Highlights New release of nrfjprog, pynrfjprog, mergehex available at: http://www.nordicsemi.com/eng/Products/Bluetooth-Smart-Bluetooth-low-energy/nRF52832. Windows, OS X and Linux now supported. …
- 1 Feb 2016
Weird issue with pyserial flow control

Eirik Midttun

EDIT: It seems less weird now. See You will never guess how JLink deals with UART flow control for the full story. Working on some Python code to control nRF51 and nrF52 targets I encountered a strange…
- 29 Jan 2016
Comparing compilers/IDEs for development with nRF5x series devices

Michael Dietz

#Introduction All compilers ARE NOT created equal. Given the same c code, different compilers will generate machine code with varying performance & size. Generally the more efficient machine code (uses…
- 28 Jan 2016

Latest guides

Getting started: nRF Connect for Cloud Certificate Update

Joakim

The content of this guide is now covered in the documentation on nrf Connect SDK documentation page.For the most up-to-date instruction to Update Cloud Certificate please follow this link.
- 27 Sep 2019
Getting started: Thingy:91 Firmware Update using MCUboot

Joakim

The nRF Connect Programmer application now also supports MCUboot! Follow these steps to update through the programmer application or the following guide for the command line alternative. This guide shows…
- 23 Sep 2019
Bluetooth low energy: Concurrent Advertising

Håvard

I have been asked several times about variations of the following advertising scenario, so I decided to make a blog post that I can refer to, and hope it might prove useful for others out there that are…
- 9 Sep 2019
Software and Protocols: The four kinds of data you need to consider when developing an IoT product

Markus Tacker (he/him)

In this post I will give you an introduction to the four kinds of data you need to consider when developing an IoT product: Device State Device Configuration Past Data Firmware Updates It's these …
- 9 Sep 2019
Getting Started : Automate building of HEX files for your nRF Connect SDK application using CircleCI or GitHub Actions

Markus Tacker (he/him)

Continuous delivery is in important aspect of short time to market and since the nRF9160 supports firmware over the air updates we want to ship a new firmware to our development boards every time we update…
- 14 Aug 2019
nRF5x: Automating Power Profiler Kit measurements from the command line

Daniel Veilleux

Nordic's Power Profiler Kit (PPK) is an inexpensive piece of hardware that can provide a significant amount of insight into the operation and performance of your project. Although there is a lot that…
- 2 Aug 2019