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Zephyr keyboard driver 0

Dear Nordic, Do we have ready-to-use keyboard driver with scanning/debouncing? I've not found an example or docs about using KSCAN with gpio-connected keyboard...
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Started over 2 years ago
by Dmitry Kr
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Ztest of bluetooth 0

Hi, i need to run this ztest for bluetooth , kindly guide me . link - Nordic\v1.9.1\zephyr\tests\bluetooth\bluetooth Regards, Shikamaru
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Started over 2 years ago
by Shikamaru
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What can cause RTC1_IRQHandler() to throw Mesh error 8 at 0x00000000? 0

Dear Nordic Experts, This one's a tough nut to crack: The firmware is based on nRF5 SDK for Mesh 5.0.0 with nRF5 SDK 17.0.2 and Softdevice s132 7.3.0. It runs on a nRF52832...
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Started over 2 years ago
by BlueMike
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CMAC calculation failed with SDK 1.9.1 0

SoC: nRF5340 SDK: nRF Connect SDK 1.9.1 CMAC calculation works fine with SDK 1.7 and SDK 1.8. But it failed with SDK 1.9.1. psa_mac_sign_setup returns error = PSA_ERROR_NOT_PERMITTED...
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Started over 2 years ago
by Dan2022
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Slides from the Electromaker contest Q&A webinar 0
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Started over 2 years ago
by Robin M Saltnes

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