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nRF52840 / Raytac MDBT50Q-CX dongle not responsive after flashing openthread 0

I have a Raytac MDBT50Q-CX and cannot seem to flash it correctly. The flash succeeds, but the device is no longer recognized by Windows or (raspberry pi) Linux. My goal...
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by moxenb
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Thingy53: how to enable bmi270 on board? 0

Hi community, I need to get data from the BMI270 sensor that is on the Thingy:53 board. I have already taken some previous topics as reference but I still haven't been successful...
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Started 1 hour ago
by GUS979
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Problem with Thingy.91x - I can not read the data from Serial Terminal 0

Hallo. I am working with Thingy.91x and after learning almost all lessons with Nordic Dev Academy, LTE fundamentals, i have encountered an issue. Right now I can't use...
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Started 5 hours ago
by proto2000
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Cannot consistently flash my custom nrf5340 board and logging does not always work either 0

I am having problems flashing my custom board with a nrf5340 chip. Sometimes it works, sometimes it does not, but more often than not it doesn't work and I cannot figure out...
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Started 1 day ago
by lcj
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Setting Non-Connectable and Scannable Extended Advertising in NCS v2.5.0 (nRF52840) 0

Hi， When I use NCS V2.5.0 （board：nRF 52840），I want to set the Non-Connectable and Scannable Extended Advertising.My code as follows.I use the APP nRF Connect for moblie...
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Started 1 day ago
by qianjunwang

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