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Adding second element to a server node? 0

I'm trying to add a second element to (light_switch\server) (SDK_for_Mesh_v5.0.0). I've already have a look at this post , it gives an idea but I found that it's not applicable...
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Started over 2 years ago
by Abdelaziz
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nRF52840 DK (PCA10056) at 1.8V VEXT: Interface MCU sporadically resetting 0

Hi, Again the topic which has already been discussed several times in this forum. I just want to share my experience and perhaps help other users having difficulties. ...
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Started over 3 years ago
by Norbert
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Started over 3 years ago
by Gopal Kumar
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Reduced ESB Receive when running simultaneously with SPIS 0

EDIT: We found the reason for this and it is a hardware issue. This question can be deleted as it is no longer valid. ----- Hello, We are currently developing a...
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Started over 3 years ago
by m.li
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Request for guidance on nRF51822 end of life 0

Hello, I would like to obtain some information on the possible substitutes for the nRF51822 (BGA Packaging). I received notification that right now only the final orders...
- nrf51
- hardware
- nrf51822
- production
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Started over 3 years ago
by ram_interlinkai

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