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Will the finished product work? And will certification in the ZIGBEE Alliance be needed after a certain batch? 0

Hello! We are planning to purchase an electronic component nrf52840 and produce a finished product on it. question 1. Will it work immediately on the ZIGBEE 3.0...
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Started 10 months ago
by Nikka
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Source code of Nrfuitl 0

Good morning, I have a question about NRF Util. I need to make some changes in souce code of nrfutil for my own needs, but the most recent version, which is provided on Github...
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Started over 1 year ago
by eminosyan
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nRF52 direction finding examples 0

Hi. I interested now for direction finding in nrf52 series. I have nrf52811, nrf52833 and other controllers. But i don't find any information how develop board for recievers...
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Started over 1 year ago
by silivanov
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Zephyr Eddystone example is connectable just once. How to fix? 0

Zephyr Eddystone example is connectable after power on of nrf52833 board. But after disconnect it becomes non connectable. How to fix it? And how to change advertisement interval...
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Started over 1 year ago
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