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BLE consumption peripheral to high 0

Hi, i'm using two nrf52840 DK ev kit. One it's the central and one the peripheral After the connection I need to save power at the peripheral board, because the cpnsumptio...
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by Stian Røed Hafskjold
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Error:Application memory access +2

In mesh example project “dimming_server”，I have added functions: mesh serial, SAADC(use ppi) and compie pass.However,when debugging,an error is happened in the function"nrf_drv_timer_init...
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by Panda
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NRF52840 based IoT Sensor Board 0

NRF52840 support the long range bluetooth and BLE gateway SDK, look at here that RAK Wireless held a Beta and welcome the community to participate.This board with Cellular...
- nrf52840
- hardware
- iot
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by rakwirelessyu
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nRF Mesh STATIC_ASSERT(sizeof(timer_node_t) == APP_TIMER_NODE_SIZE) unspecified message 0

Good day! Started to work with nRF mesh. And wanted to add ir_lib from this project to Generic OnOff example. And Source navigator shows error: static_assert failed "unspecified...
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by ipshiv
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Website is a disaster - dead links everywhere and can't even find most important toolchain downloads 0

You have dead links everywhere and no obvious location for the gcc command line tools. Where is this? Here are dead links: https://infocenter.nordicsemi.com/index.jsp...
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by Peter

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