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MQTT-SN for Thingy:91X 0

Hi guys Does anyone know what sort of modifications are required to set up the existing MQTT-SN example ( https://docs.nordicsemi.com/bundle/ncs-latest/page/zephyr/samples...
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by AlejandroPM
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nRF54 or nRF52 with nRF91 0

Hello everyone, We're currently working on a project where we're looking to add LTE-M functionality to our existing hardware — or rather, to a slightly upgraded version...
- nrf5
- Evaluation
- nRF9151
- nRF54L15
- nrf52840
- nRF9
- hardware
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Started 10 hours ago
by JackT
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Secure build with WiFi and PSA crypto functions fails 0

Hi, I'm currently building a product that uses PSA crypto API to generate, and save some keys in secure storage. I also need to have a WiFi functionality (nRF7002), but...
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Started 11 hours ago
by tomislav_z
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How to configure internal load capacitance for 32 MHz crystal on nRF54L (NCS 2.9.0)? 0

Hi Nordic Team, I’m currently working on a project using the nRF54L series, and we are using a 32 MHz external crystal oscillator based on the reference design. On our PCB...
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Started 12 hours ago
by Doris.chen
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Why am I receiving data through /dev/ttyACM1 while transmitting over pin 8 (UART1 TX) on nRF9151? 0

Hi, I'm working with the nRF9151DK and Zephyr RTOS (v3.7.99 / NCS 2.9.1) . I’ve configured UART1 to send and receive data via GPIO pins: TX: pin 8 (P0.08) RX:...
- development
- nRF9151
- C
- zephyr
- hardware
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Started 20 hours ago
by jarain78

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