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SW got stuck during reading internal TEMP sensor 0

Hello, We are developing an application with nRF52810 based on nRF Connect SDK V2.4.1. The application is utilizing the BLE connection, particularly the NUS Service (emulation...
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by Tomas S.
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Unable to Use Only MOSI Line in SPI Configuration (Zephyr, WS2812) 0

I am using the Zephyr SPI driver to control a WS2812 LED strip through the SPI interface. Since only the MOSI line is required for communication, I want to configure the SPI...
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by Ivenhor
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Receiving "Proxy PDU type doesn't match GATT service" when trying to provision Node from own App 0

Hello, I'm currently trying to integrate the Android-nRF-Mesh-Library in our App. Identifying works fine but when the library tries to send the public keys to the node...
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Started 14 days ago
by TheyCallMeNobody
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RES Issue with nRF54L15 QFN 0

The problem has been resolved, please ignore this post
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Started 15 days ago
by Derek Yang
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I am developing with the nRF54L15 DK, but the code do not run stable, what can it be? 0

The nRF54L series is a new device to the nRF family, and during the bring-up of the chip from early engineering samples to mass production devices there have been quite a...
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by Kenneth

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Introduction In a variety of use cases there is a need to share a common clock among multiple devices. Such a common clock can be used for many purposes, for example by having each node in a network perform…
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