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Any experience of using the Fanstel BLG840F Edge/IoT Gateway? 0

It seems the LTE-M / NB IoT isn't available Europe-wide yet, and roaming applies country-wise. Can anybody share his/her experience of using the BLG840F? thank you.
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Started over 6 years ago
by Schorsche
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nRF52840 DK + Raspberry PI 3B+ Thread Border Router MQTT-SN Gateway 0

Hi, I am trying to build a thread network using a border router nRF52840 with a Raspi3B+ and 2 others end-devices nRF52840 connected on a CPU Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. I have...
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Started over 6 years ago
by jelalanne
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Multiple advertisement (ibeacon + custom connectable advertisement) on nrf52 +4

Hi, I have a nRF52 DK board and I am trying to build a BLE peripheral with both connectable advertisement (custom with my own name and service) and unconnectable advertisement...
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Started over 6 years ago
by NO69124
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Why the HID device can't be seen from nRFConnect? 0

Hi, I'm exploring the hid peripheral example with 52832 Dev Kit and made it working correctly. While, when I was tring to connect to it with nRFConnect, I found that the...
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Started over 6 years ago
by SevenZeng
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Why the HID device can't be seen from nRFConnect? 0

Hi, I'm exploring the hid peripheral example with 52832 Dev Kit and made it working correctly. While, when I was tring to connect to it with nRFConnect, I found that the...
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Started over 6 years ago
by SevenZeng

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- 23 Sep 2019
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I have been asked several times about variations of the following advertising scenario, so I decided to make a blog post that I can refer to, and hope it might prove useful for others out there that are…
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