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nRF Connect for Desktop Bluetooth Low Energy stops working with nRF52840 devkit 0

Hello, I'm using my nRF52840 devkit together with nRF Connect for Desktop Bluetooth Low Energy (v4.0.4) app for some testing. The app failed to recognize my devkit. It used...
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by John
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Setting up custom Secure Bootloader 0

Hello Nordic Team, I'm developing an project using VS Code with nRF Connect Extension for an nRF52832 board. The SDK version I use is 2.7.0 , build system is sysbuild . I...
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by wounderkid_
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nRF Connect for Desktop Bluetooth Low Energy fails 0

Hello, after a longer time, I wanted to use nRF Connect for Desktop again, to figure out what exactly my device under development is advertising. I upgraded to the latest...
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by Torsten Robitzki
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Adding clusters to Matter application Example 0

Hello Nordic team, I followed the official guide to add a custom sensor cluster to my Matter application. Everything built and flashed successfully, and the application...
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- beginner
- Evaluation
- thread
- nfc
- nRF5340
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by BlockT
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Unicast message failed to reach client 0

Hi, We have a blue tooth mesh application similar to light and light-switch setup. server nodes: light client nodes: light-switch We expand the light-switch node to...
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- mesh
- production
- nRF5340
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by taihle

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