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nRF9160 LTE-M current profile 0

Hello everyone, I need some help in understanding and optimizing current consumption profile of nRF9160 in LTE-M cellular connection mode. nRF9160 is implemented in...
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Started 14 hours ago
by Martinizhr01
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Request for .handle field for pcc/pdc callbacks 0

I work currently working on a driver module supporting your nRF91x1. I schedule rx-operations via your nrf_modem_dect_phy_rx() dect_phy modem-api. I am using the .handle field...
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Started 16 hours ago
by Herr Schubert
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power nordic 52480 from external to test ble app uart 0

Hi, I have read the documents regarding the powering up the board form external supply and switch position i need simple answer how power the board completely means...
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Started 21 hours ago
by merad
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nRF9160 fails to connect to server with IP and port number. Gives 116 (timeout error)? 0

Hello, I have nRF9160, modem FW = 1.3.6 and nrf sdk version 2.7.0. I am trying to create an outgoing socket with connects to specific port num and ip address but I am...
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Started 22 hours ago
by AR Jadhav
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Matter firmware can not run in custom board(nrf54l15) 0

I have an nRF54L15DK and a custom-designed nRF54L15 board. These two boards use different pins for peripherals. The NCS version used is v2.9.0. I compiled a Matter project...
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Started 23 hours ago
by jared_jia

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