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multi pairing connection of 20 peripheral device about nRF54L15 0

i would like to implement multi pairing connection of 20 peripheral device by single central mode. Is it best solution to adopt multi NUS sample S/W in GIthub?
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by masami
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Considerations when changing VOUT1 to 3.3V via Board Configuration on nRF9151 DK 0

Hello,I am working with the nRF9151 SMA DK and I need the VDD_GPIO rail to operate at 3.3V to interface with some external components. According to the schematics, VOUT1...
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Started 1 day ago
by JuanS
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Download from Azure fails with error code -122 0

Hi, I want to download FOTA-updates with HTTPS from a function app running on Azure. I am not using IoT hub or MQTT. I'm using modem firmware 2.0.4 in combination with version...
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Started 1 day ago
by Thomas van Doornmalen
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nRF54L15 configurable sQSPI pins feature request 0

Hi, In our PCB using the nRF54L15, we used different P2 pins for the sQSPI, believing after reading the docs and driver API, that one could configure different pins than...
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Started 1 day ago
by Ulf Lilleengen
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Device discovery when bonded devices re-connect 0

Is it necessary to perform the GATT device discovery process whenever two bonded device re-connect? I'm using two nRF54L15-DK boards, one is Central and one peripheral. Developing...
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Started 1 day ago
by Phil

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