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BLE Direct Test Mode, UART communication not working on nRF9160 DK / nRF52840 0

Hi, I have been experimenting with the Direct Test Mode program. I am using an nRF9160 DK, specifically the bluetooth chip nRF52840. The Direct Test Mode is not officially...
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Started 1 day ago
by zachary_z
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Flash partition manager problem when using Zephyr Settings API with MCUBoot 0

Hello, I am working on a project where we use MCUBoot. Currently everything works fine, but now we wanted to introduce persistent storage of some key value pairs. For...
- software
- nRF Tools
- Evaluation
- nrf5 sdk
- nrf52832
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Started 4 days ago
by Benjamin_Graef
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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...
- development
- software
- android
- mesh
- Other
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Started 20 days ago
by TheyCallMeNobody
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RES Issue with nRF54L15 QFN 0

The problem has been resolved, please ignore this post
- nRF54L15
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Started 21 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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Started 1 month ago
by Kenneth

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