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BLE Connection Issues with nRF52832 Multi-Device Setup 0

We are currently developing a project using the nRF52832 as the microcontroller, Segger Embedded Studio version 5.42a as the IDE, and the nRF5 SDK 17.0.2. We began by creating...
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Started 2 days ago
by siltvm
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SDK2.9.0 - QSPI and TWI driver power management (CONFIG_PM_DEVICE_RUNTIME) 0

Hi. After migration from SDK2.7.0 to SDK2.9.0 I have issues with power mangement. CONFIG_PM_DEVICE_RUNTIME=y, which I used, causes that twi driver doesn't start. I try to...
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Started 2 days ago
by PW
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Does the RAM power-down library support nRF9160? 0

Hello everyone. I am developing a custom board using the nRF9160. I tried using the RAM power-down library based on the Power optimization recommendations page of the nRF...
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Started 3 days ago
by matsuura
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nRF9160 Reserved pins in footprint 0

Since the nRF9160 reserved pins are never used, Is there any issue leaving them out of the footprint? I would place copper keepouts under the reserved pin areas to ensure...
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Started 3 days ago
by gwagner_emf
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NCS 2.9.0 - nRF9151 mfw 2.0.2 - getsockname not supported? 0

Is it possible to get to port of an UDP socket (ephemeral, offloaded to modem) with NCS 2.9.0 and mfw 2.0.2? I tried "getsockname" and get "errno 95 (Operation not supported...
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Started 3 days ago
by Achim Kraus

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