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RTT viewer logging doesn't show device log on custom application. 0

We tried to see device logs from our target. We use dfu bootloader for our custom target. I enable RTT logging on our custom source for our target. Then we can see...
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by bini2007
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Need a working example that uses CONFIG_BT_SETTINGS and stores a BLE random static address to memory 0

I have searched everywhere and can't find a working example that shows how to create a new BLE ID and save it to the setting s partition. Please show me the configurations...
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by Bedmonds91
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Changing the name of a custom BLE GATT service? 0

I tried used Nordic's UART service implementation as a starting point and everything works but I can't figure out where the string "Nordic UART Service" from "nrf connect...
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Started 4 hours ago
by olalonde
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Stack Crash when used psa_ps_set (not */ns build) to store a certificate 0

Product: nRF54L15, SDK: V2.9.0 Application: Matter + BLE multi-protocol Hi, we want to store X509 certificates in secure storage. I went went through Nordic supplied...
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by SubuMuthu
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PaWR power consumption 0

Hi, MCU - nRF52832 I am trying to understand the power consumed during the PaWR operation. I am referring to the steps explained here: I am getting the a similar graph...
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by Katy_123

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We recently announced that we now support “extended industrial temperature range” (-40 – 105C) on our nRF51822. The devices supporting -40 - 105C are the QFAA (QFN with 256kB flash and 16kB RAM) and the…
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