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nRF5340 Low frequency Clock configuration when external clock is used 0

Hi, I have the following scenario: nrf5340 SDK 2.1.1 HFCLK: 32Mhz crystal LFCLK: square wave of 32768 Hz from an external RTC, range [0 - 1.8] Volts square wave...
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by Riccardo Gaiati
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With Zephyr, nRF SDK, VSCode and Arduino Nano BLE 33 device configuration files have wrong path 0

I was trying to get a simple Zephyr project to build and run on the Arduino Nano BLE 33 which has a NRF5248. In VSCode with the NRF plugin I select "Add build configuration...
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by marchold
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NRF Blinky implementation 0

Hi, I am building an app that connects to the NRF52840 with BLE. The NRF board is attached to an electrocardiogram(ECG) setup, so I am interested in the app being able to...
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by McBorgar69
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mesh dfu distributor image size 0

Hello I am playing with the mesh dfu and the distributor application on nRF52840 DK board I load the image I want to distribute using mcumgr application on a Raspberry...
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by AndyM
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When connecting to AWS IoT with low signal it gets stuck 0

We have devices that have low signal so they have to reconnect to AWS a lot. We have a watchdog timer with a 100s timeout that we feed every 10 seconds in the control loop...
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Started 2 days ago
by charleshaf

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