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Device tree configuration for SX1261 on a Insight 4520 SIP based on nRF52832 0

Hello, I have a Insight ISP4520 SIp which include a nRF52832 chip and a SX1261 for Lora radio https://www.insightsip.com/products/combo-smart-modules/isp4520 The internal...
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Started 19 hours ago
by vincent_itk
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Change TX power for the nRF52840-DK 0

Hi, I am testing the Peripheral Heart Rate Monitor with the Coded PHY application for the nRF52840-DK kit. So, I am using two kits, one running the Peripheral Heart Rate...
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Started 19 hours ago
by Dayrene
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Question about NRF5340 LE PHY selection. 0

nrf5340_audio application ， unicast_audio and broadcast_audio samples in zephyr， Are these all LE_2M by default ? If I want to use LE_1M, how to change ? Modify prj.conf...
- code
- software
- Evaluation
- LE Audio
- 2.4 ghz
- bluetooth le
- nRF5340
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Started 20 hours ago
by HaiwenChen
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nPM PowerUP. Action for Loading configuration is bugged. 0

Action for Loading configuration is bugged. It Exports .overlay file but when Loading it only accepts .json file and it doesn't allow you to change it. Therefore, the file...
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Started 22 hours ago
by Povilas
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Failed to use periodic advertisement function on nRF5340dk 0

Hello, I am new to BLE and nrf zephyr programming. I am trying to flash periodic_adv and periodic_sync samples ( https://github.com/nrfconnect/sdk-zephyr/tree/16bcaed54230e3d86aeaf2b2f1d47393967254fd...
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Started 23 hours ago
by Shuhao Dong

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