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unknow data when use qspi panel 0

Hi all, I applied QSPI driver on NCS 2.4.0 with QSPI LCD panel and I encountered the problem. The red area is the data I sent, but the blue area is not what I sent....
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Started 16 hours ago
by Wayne_Chang
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How to use nrf54L15-dk with external host through hci uart application 0

Hi, I am trying to build an application using the nrf54L15-dk board and want to use the board as a controller. I run the application on the external host but got an error...
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Started 16 hours ago
by Abhinav152
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Pin assignment for UART on the nRF54L15DK 0

Hello. I am testing UART connectivity using the nRF54L15DK. After assigning pins to TX and RX, there were combinations that worked fine and combinations that didn't. There...
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Started 17 hours ago
by a.da
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Some problems about Periodic advertising 0

The scanner can be informed of the synchronization information as soon as it receives an ADV_EXT_IND PDU, and then it can later scan only AUX_SYNC_IND PDUs. at this point...
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Started 19 hours ago
by Caesarzhou
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Matter Generating Unique Factory Data and Certificates on Windows 0

I'm working with the Matter Template example and creating a sensor monitoring device on the nRF52840 platform, and I'm developing on a Windows environment with SDK 2.9.0....
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Started 22 hours ago
by rkap

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