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Emulating Xinput, what are the requirements? 0

Hello, I'm looking to get XInput working on the nRF52840 so that our device can appear as an Xbox-compatible game controller. I'd appreciate any guidance or recommendations...
- development
- software
- nrf52840
- usb
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by blitz0145
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CMakePresets.json broke in new nRF Connect for VS Code version 0

Hi We are using the CMakePresets.json file for different variations of our firmware. Since the latest update (2025.4.106) the build configuration interface changed a bit...
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Started 3 days ago
by AlanIoT
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Failed to program thingy91x 0

Hello, I recently bought a Thingy91x; before that, I was using a Thingy91. I activated it and successfully programmed the Hello nRF Cloud firmware via the Quick Start in...
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Started 3 days ago
by ToTo42
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"expected number or parenthesized expression" error after updating to version v2.9.1 0

Hi All, Previous last two times I opened my project in VS Code it displayed a deprecation notice complaining about SDK and toolchain versions. My plan was to address it...
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Started 3 days ago
by V.Lorz
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DECT NR+: How to configure the Physical Layer Control Field Type 2 Header 0

Hey, I’m currently evaluating DECT NR+ using two nRF9151 DKs with the nRF Connect SDK v2.9.0. According to the ETSI specification (ETSI TS 103 636-4 V2.1.1), the Physical...
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Started 3 days ago
by Luca12

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