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[nrf54L15-PDK] Trying to use pin2.07 & pin2.08 with UARTE instance uart21, but get framing error 0

I am trying to use uart21 on nrf54L15-PDK. And I have try some port 1 pins already, and they works well. However, we need to use port2 pin 7 & pin 8 for uart21. But I get...
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Started 21 hours ago
by TimC1172
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Setting bInterval to 1 ms for hid-mouse Zephyr example 0

Hi everyone, I'm trying to set the USB polling rate with the nRF52840 and it seems like I'm stuck at 8 to 9 ms polling (~125 Hz). I'm using the Zephyr hid-mouse example...
- software
- Evaluation
- nrf52840
- usb
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Started 22 hours ago
by juskim
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Adding SPI to a project 0

I am running VSCode with the latest nRF extension. I am on v2.9.1 of the SDK I created a new app and copied the bluetooth_st_ble_sensor sample project. I would like to...
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Started 23 hours ago
by Tony
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KConfig GUI Not Starting on MacBook Pro M4 0

I am using VSCode and the latest nRF Nordic extension. I have the toolchain and SDK 2.9.1 installed. I created a new application for the nRF54L15 for bluetooth peripheral...
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Started 23 hours ago
by Tony
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Do any of the nRF Connect BLE example use the UICR for anything? Does the library? 0

This should be a quick question. I really am just wondering if any part of the nRF Connect BLE library or examples use the UICR space? The library is more the question,...
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Started 23 hours ago
by AMarch01

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