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The selected region applies to all future SDK and toolchain downloads.
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You can later change it in the |VSC| settings.
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#. In the next page you will be prompted to **Select SDK type**, click :guilabel:`nRF Connect SDK Bare Metal`.
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#. When prompted to **Select SDK type**, click :guilabel:`nRF Connect SDK Bare Metal`.
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#. In the next page you will be prompted to **Select an SDK version (or enter the branch, tag or commit SHA) to install...**, click :guilabel:`v2.0.0-preview1` marked on the right by the label :guilabel:`Pre-packaged SDKs &Toolchains`.
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#. When prompted to **Select an SDK version (or enter the branch, tag or commit SHA) to install...**, click :guilabel:`v2.0.0` marked on the right by the label :guilabel:`Pre-packaged SDKs &Toolchains`.
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#. In the next page you will be prompted to select a destination for the SDK. The default suggestion is recommended. Then press **Enter**.
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This will proceed by installing |BMshort| and the respective Toolchain it requires.
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#. When prompted to select a destination for the SDK, the default suggestion is recommended.
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Then, press **Enter**.
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The installer will proceed to install |BMshort| and the respective toolchain that it requires.
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.. group-tab:: GitHub
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Complete the following steps to get the |BMshort| code using the |nRFVSC|.
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1. In the extension's :guilabel:`Welcome View`, click :guilabel:`Manage SDKs`. A popup window will appear.
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1. In the extension's :guilabel:`Welcome View`, click :guilabel:`Manage SDKs`.
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A popup window will appear.
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#. Click :guilabel:`Install SDK`.
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#. In the next page you will be prompted to **Select SDK type**, click :guilabel:`nRF Connect SDK Bare Metal`.
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#. In the next page you will be prompted to **Select an SDK version (or enter the branch, tag or commit SHA) to install...**, click :guilabel:`v2.0.0-preview1` marked on the right by the label :guilabel:`GitHub`.
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#. When prompted to **Select an SDK version (or enter the branch, tag or commit SHA) to install...**, click :guilabel:`v2.0.0` marked on the right by the label :guilabel:`GitHub`.
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#. In the next page you will be prompted to select a destination for the SDK. The default suggestion is recommended. Then press **Enter**.
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This will proceed by installing |BMshort|.
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#. When prompted to select a destination for the SDK, the default suggestion is recommended.
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Then, press **Enter**.
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|BMshort| will now be installed.
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Your directory structure should now look similar to this:
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For the certification status of different features in a specific SoC, see its Compatibility Matrix in the `Nordic Semiconductor TechDocs`_.
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nRF Devices in scope of |BMshort|
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Target devices for |BMshort|
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A device is considered supported if at least one sample or component has been demonstrated on it in the SDK, with the software maturity level set to supported.
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The following nRF devices are in scope of |BMshort|.
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The level of maturity varies per protocol and feature — refer to other tables in this page for more details.
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.. list-table:: Device support
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.. list-table:: Available devices
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