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VSCode RTT terminal not working for NRF54L15 0

Hello, I am unable to use the Segger RTT terminal built into the nRF Connect SDK for VSCode Extension pack with the nRF54L15DK. I have configured my project with the...
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Started 8 hours ago
by Tom Wagner
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nPM1300 Configuration 0

Hi, I would like your support in reviewing and helping define the correct configuration for the NPM1300 charger in our application. Here is the current configuration we...
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Started 10 hours ago
by levijo
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I2C not working in nRF54L15DK 0

Hi, We developed an application on the nRF52833 and are now porting it to the nRF54L15. As part of this process, I'm integrating an external RTC via I2C on the nRF54L15DK...
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Started 10 hours ago
by Raja Reddy
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What happens to net-core WDT if the net-core is disabled? 0

For power-saving we periodically enable/disable the net-core. We would like to use the WDT on the net-core as well. Since you cannot stop the WDT, how should we handle this...
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Started 10 hours ago
by Bas van den Berg
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Wi-Fi and BLE coexistence 0

Hello, I have been trying to figure out how to enable coexistence between Bluetooth low energy and the nRF7002 and I have some questions. 1. In the nRF Connect SDK documentation...
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Started 11 hours ago
by MagnusPersson

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