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case about nRF Cloud agps data 0

Hi, 1. Please provide nRF Cloud AGPS data validity period? Kind regards, Peter.Min
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asset tracker v2 on thingy91X 0

Hi, I'm new to this product and currently working on the Nordic Thingy:91X and have encountered some issues that I need help with. below is the details from the serial monitor...
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I am using nRF52833 PCA10100. When I try to connect the device through J link commander it is always giving "cannot connect to the device." What should I do? 0

I initially tried Segger Embedded Studio for ARM and I clicked on connect to J link device, an error occured. I wasn't sure at that time. Then I used the nRF CONNECT for desktop...
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Subject: Clarification on Correct Distance Parameter in nRF52840 Measurements 0

Dear Nordic Semiconductor Support Team, I am using the nRF52840 for distance measurement and have observed multiple distance-related parameters in my output, including RSSI...
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by Usha
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Matter Generating Unique Factory Data and Certificates on Windows 0

I'm working with the Matter Template example and creating a sensor monitoring device on the nRF52840 platform, and I'm developing on a Windows environment with SDK 2.9.0....
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