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Enabling UART on nRF9161 DK for application use? 0

From what I can see in the documentation, UART0 is used by default for "non-secure" / application logs and UART1 is used for "secure" app logs. I am needing to interface with...
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Started 2 hours ago
by nrao32
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nRF Connect for VS Code does not use nRF Util 0

Hi I am moving from espressif IDF vscode to nRF Connect vscode. I have been reading the docs and the academy. I am only frustrated and confused. I see in many places that...
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Started 13 hours ago
by Ramiws
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USB HID keyboard sample not working on nrf52840 dongle(PCA10059) 0

I got an nrf52840 dongle(PCA10059) and I'm trying to run the official usb-hid-keyboard example on it, but the compilation is failing. What could be the cause, and how should...
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Started 14 hours ago
by leon_q
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Time stamp issue in nrf52811 0

I am currently working on direction finding using the nRF Connect SDK in VS Code. I am using an nRF52811 custom board, and my logs work properly. I wanted to include timestamps...
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Started 15 hours ago
by Sagar Bhosle
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nrf5 sdk download links no longer working 0

Hi, Previously it was possible to download the old nrf5 sdks from for instance this url: developer.nordicsemi.com/.../nRF5_SDK_v15 .x.x/ but it seems to not be available...
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Started 18 hours ago
by Peter Lerup

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