Added option to set CS pin without modifying library & fixed ATtiny serial to work with Arduino 1.0 and latest ATtiny code (0014+) #23
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Added option to set CS pin without modifying library & fixed ATtiny serial to work with Arduino 1.0 and latest ATtiny code (0014+)
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Many thanks - the configurable CS pin adds a slight overhead, but it'll probably be ok for typical use. |
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When using non-JeeNode hardware we often found we needed to modify the library to set the RFM12B CS pin to be something other than DIG10 (JeeNode). We have added an option to set the CS pin to 10,9 or 8 from within a sketch by calling:
rf12_set_cs(x); //where x is 10,9 or 8
before rf12_initialize. By default CS is set to 10. Out-of-the box JeeNode compatibility still exists.
We have also updated ports.h to get serial to work on the ATtiny with the latest core (0014 onwards). See: http://arduino.cc/forum/index.php/topic,109081.msg857129.html#msg857129