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"forbidden" levels on input port 0

Hello, we want to get three different states using only one GPIO: 1. nRF52840 GPIO output driven low 2. nRF52840 GPIO output driven high (3V3) 3. nRF52840 GPIO internal...
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Started 14 hours ago
by taui
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Build Matter Light Bulb using ZAP auto generated files dynamically 0

Sorry for the inconvenience! I have downloaded V2.8.0 nRF SDK, then I want to build bulb project, so I use this command to build: west build -p always --build-dir nrf...
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Started 14 hours ago
by susepc
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Number of satellites and signal after a long time without GPS fix 0

Hello, I have an application developed with the nRF9161 DK board, which essentially consists of a GPS tracker that acquires a position every x time and sends that same position...
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Started 15 hours ago
by GoncaloS
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Need Help with GPIOTE, TIMER, and DPPI Configuration on nRF5340DK for Precise GPIO Toggle and Pulse Generation 0

Hello Nordic community, I'm working on a project using the nRF5340DK where I need to achieve precise control over three GPIOs with the following specifications: P0.07...
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Started 17 hours ago
by Abu Imtiaz
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Bluetooth Low Energy Fundamentals, Lesson 4 Exercise 2, fatal error when debugging. 0

Hello, I'm creating a simple test project based on the l4_e2 example, but I'm having trouble debugging it. The program encounters a fatal error before the main() function...
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Started 17 hours ago
by sasodoma

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The content of this guide is now covered in the documentation on nrf Connect SDK documentation page.For the most up-to-date instruction to Update Cloud Certificate please follow this link.
- 27 Sep 2019
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- 23 Sep 2019
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I have been asked several times about variations of the following advertising scenario, so I decided to make a blog post that I can refer to, and hope it might prove useful for others out there that are…
- 9 Sep 2019
Software and Protocols: The four kinds of data you need to consider when developing an IoT product

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In this post I will give you an introduction to the four kinds of data you need to consider when developing an IoT product: Device State Device Configuration Past Data Firmware Updates It's these …
- 9 Sep 2019
Getting Started : Automate building of HEX files for your nRF Connect SDK application using CircleCI or GitHub Actions

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- 14 Aug 2019
nRF5x: Automating Power Profiler Kit measurements from the command line

Daniel Veilleux

Nordic's Power Profiler Kit (PPK) is an inexpensive piece of hardware that can provide a significant amount of insight into the operation and performance of your project. Although there is a lot that…
- 2 Aug 2019