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doc: samples: added documentation for new channel_sequence commands
added documentation for the new set_channel_sequence and set_channel_sequence commands in radio_test as well as a changelog entry for the new commands. Signed-off-by: Thomas Johansen <thomas.johansen@nordicsemi.no>
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doc/nrf/releases_and_maturity/releases/release-notes-changelog.rst

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* :ref:`radio_test` sample:
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* Added the new ``start_tx_sweep_with_sleep`` shell command.
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It allows for running a TX sweep with silent periods between each frequency.
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* Added:
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* ``start_tx_sweep_with_sleep`` shell command.
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It allows for running a TX sweep with silent periods between each frequency.
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* ``set_channel_sequence`` shell command.
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It allows for setting a custom channel sequence for the ``start_tx_sweep_with_sleep`` command.
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* ``print_channel_sequence`` shell command.
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It prints the currently configured channel sequence.
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samples/peripheral/radio_test/README.rst

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* - parameters_print
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- Print current delay, channel, and other parameters.
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* - print_channel_sequence
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- Print the custom sequence set with the set_channel_sequence command
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* - print_rx
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- Print the received RX payload.
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* - set_channel_sequence
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- <sequence of up to 80 channels>
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- Set a custom channel sequence for the start_tx_with_sleep command
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* - start_channel
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- <channel>
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- Start channel for the sweep or the channel for the constant carrier (in MHz, as difference from 2400 MHz).

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