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Presentation slides from the "Developing Bluetooth mesh products: introduction" webinar? 0

The slides from the Developing Bluetooth mesh products: introduction webinar can be downloaded here:
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Started over 2 years ago
by Robin M Saltnes
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USB interface name string definition 0

Dear Nordic, it's about USB implementation. We need to add interface string descriptor for ineterface name. Using USBD_STRING_DESCR_DEFINE(primary) I've added that to string...
- development
- software
- nRF Connect SDK
- zephyr
- nrf52840
- usb
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Started over 2 years ago
by Dmitry Kr
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NRF24LU1P not work for writing and erasing over SPI. 0

Hello, I have NRF D 24LU1P 1201FD and NRF F 24LU1P 2136IW. The first one executes all commands, while the second one does not work for writing and erasing. I tried to erase...
- nrf24
- development
- software
- nrf24lu1
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Started over 2 years ago
by zra123
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Bluetooth mesh gateway architectures and implementations 0

Hi! Could you clarify a bit about Bluetooth mesh gateways' implementations. I wonder to know possible ways of Bluetooth mesh gateway implementations. How is it possible right...
- development
- software
- Protocol
- mesh
- Other
- linux
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Started over 2 years ago
by RAlexeev
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Zephyr is not able to advertise and keep central connections after "bt_conn: Unable to allocate TX context" 0

Hi everyone. I catch a terrible issue When I use nrf52840 and NUS Android app and had for a short time a bad rssi (because of long distance between Android and SoC) and...
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Started over 2 years ago
by qwertynoon

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