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Tx power level 0

nRF 52832 + NCS 2.6.1 We are successfully setting the advertising Tx power in discrete steps {-40, -20, -16, -12, -8, -4, 0, +3, +4}dBm using However, I am being asked...
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Started 11 hours ago
by MartinZ
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What is the difference between ppib and dppic? 0

Hello, I am trying to use the nRF21540 in nRF54L15, I notice document metion I am wondering what is the difference between PPIB and DPPIC. What does appropriate...
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Started 12 hours ago
by Ziyao Zhou
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nRFCloud FOTA - All bundles gone 0

Hello Following my previous message from yesterday, the service seems to no longer be usable again at the moment. Could you please confirm that this is a temporary issue...
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Started 13 hours ago
by Vincent44
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Problems with nRF9151 - cannot connect over SWD - higher current consumption 0

Hello, we have produced 10 Boards with nRF9151. Unfortunately, 3 device shows a false behavior. We cannot connect over SWD an they have a larger power consumption (whole...
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Started 13 hours ago
by Walerij
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nrf54l15: FOTA error 0

Hello Team, I am trying to set configurations for FOTA. I refer smv_server sample code and the following document https://docs.nordicsemi.com/bundle/ncslatest/page/nrf/app_dev...
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Started 14 hours ago
by payalD

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