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Regarding nRF52 SDK Segger Embedded Studio based firmware development for Nordic Thingy 51 0

Hi, We made an online course on Bluetooth Low Energy, includes BLE Fundamentals & Architecture, step by step implementation of Environment Sensing service development...
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Scanning Ble devices for nrf9160 DK(PCA10090) +1

Hello, I am using nRF9160 PCA10090 DK. I want to make my board as central device and scan for all nearby BLE devices and display its rrsi value and device id on a terminal...
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by Kalpesh
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Please help me for the issue for nRF52840-Dongle. 0

Hi Dears, I have submit a issue for about two weeks but no response yet, would you please help me for handling it? The link is https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordic...
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Dead links everywhere and outdated info !! 0

It's really really really annoying that the DevZone contains so much outdated infomations and deadlinks .. especially after moving to the new website !!! :-(
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by Jesper W.
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Android-nRF-Toolbox 0

Hello! I'm trying to develop an Android-nRF-Toolbox App. What features and folders do i use with show logs? In order to develop the uart in the toolbox app, we have deleted...
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