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QSPI initialization error sdk v2.6.1 0

Hello I am trying to initialize qspi in a ".cpp" file and methods like PINCTRL_DT_DEFINE ( QSPI_NODE ); are giving me "out-of-order initializers are nonstandard in C...
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How can a USB HID-keyboard and a HID-mouse be combined together to form two USB endpoints in ncs sdk? 0

hi, i use NCS SDK V2.80,and dk board is nrf54h20. I now want to combine theUSB HID-KEYBOARD and HID MOUSE into USB composite device. For example, if I want to add hid...
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ADC channels are not providing the proper values when integrated 0

I am making a device using the nrf52dk that takes data from 5 separate sensors and sends the data to a nrf52840 dongle. My trouble lies with the ADC data collection. When...
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by dmangoldusf
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NRF7002 DK system shutdown 0

Hi, Background: We're developing wireless application with the NRF5340-NRF7002 chipset, similar to what's on the 7002DK board. We'd like to put the system to lowest...
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- software
- Wi-Fi
- bluetooth le
- nRF7002
- nRF5340
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by rainbowkenny
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NRF8240 HCI UART support setting public address 0

Does the NRF8240 using the HCI UART sample support setting a public address? https://docs.nordicsemi.com/bundle/ncs-latest/page/zephyr/samples/bluetooth/hci_uart/README...
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