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nRF9160 getting stuck after cell change (ESM cause #29) 0

Note: This is related to the following issues: - https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordic-q-a/63255/nrf9160-getting-stuck-after-cell-change - https://devzone.nordicsemi...
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Started over 4 years ago
by Oliver Wierichs
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Development Partner 0

Hi, I am Product Manager working for Medical Device Manufacturing company based out of Ireland. we are in search for a development house / developer who will support us...
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Started over 4 years ago
by Mohan Kulkarni
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Connecting a nRF51822 to a nRF51 DK 0

I have so many versions of this topic that I now am certain that most of the answers provided are wrong. Since you cannot have so many ways of connecting an external nrf device...
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Started over 4 years ago
by Joe12
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Publish timeout handler of a model called during opcode handling of a message in the same model (or vice versa) 0

Hi, This is actually a follow-up to my previous question here: devzone.nordicsemi.com/.../publish-timeout-handler-of-one-model-called-during-publish-timeout-handler-of-another...
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Started over 4 years ago
by Mathias
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New nRF52840 finger tip size module with Type-C Dongle fully compatible with Nordic dongle 0

Hi to all Nordic product lovers, This is not a question but rather an announcement of a new nRF52840 based finger tip size module 14 x 9 x 1.6mm launched at CrowdSupply...
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Started over 4 years ago
by Nguyen Hoan Hoang

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