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TWIM troubles on nRF54L15 0

I'm having trouble getting the I2C interface working on our nRF54L15-based prototypes. The initial config write to the device fails; specifically, in the twim driver (i2c_nrfx_twim...
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Started 2 days ago
by krog1
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Using PCA10100 (nRF52833), Quickstart on nRF connect for desktop won't work. 0

Hello, I just downloaded nRF connect for Desktop App, and plugged in PCA 10100 2. 0. 0 , 2023, 3. I ran quick start, and this is what I get. Any explanation on why...
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Started 2 days ago
by Jaeman Lim
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nRF54l15 Making Use of Low Power Mode and an External Crystal Oscillator 0

Hi Nordic Team, I have developed a couple applications for the nRF52833 using Zephyr and have now moved to the nRF54l15. For this new application, power consumption is...
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- software
- nRF54L15
- zephyr
- low-power
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Started 3 days ago
by LeviRand
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nRF54L15 hfclk does not power down after i2c sensor device_init fails 0

Hi, I have question about a project I'm running on nRF connect sdk 2.9.1. I noticed that whenever an i2c sensor device device_init() is returning a value not equal...
- development
- software
- nRF54L15
- zephyr
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Started 3 days ago
by Ypenburg
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nRF Connect examples for Thingy:91 X 0

I am trying to run some of the more basic examples included in the nRF Connect SDK on the nRF5340 included in a Thingy:91 X . I have installed the latest version of the nRF...
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Started 3 days ago
by Scott Grubb

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