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Cant get Getting started working #9
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Sorry, no. If the wires are hooked up correctly, and the modules are functioning correctly, this will always work. ----- Original Message ----- Hi Guys I have a few of these units lying at home and cant get them to work , I found this site lastweek and have been trying to get the” getting started” example working but with no luck, checked all the wires 4 times made all the libraries local in the Pde to try cancel out file path issues , but still nothing when i start the serial monitor next to all the Config print lines I get 0xff so it seesm like the radio doesnt int. properly . any ideas? Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: |
Why would you define them as 9,10 then in the software Please safe our environment and do not print this email. On Jul 22, 2012, at 21:47, maniacbugreply@reply.github.com wrote:
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Because the Getting Started blog posts instructs to hook up lines 9 & 10 to CE & CSN. ----- Original Message ----- Why would you define them as 9,10 then in the software Please safe our environment and do not print this email. On Jul 22, 2012, at 21:47, maniacbugreply@reply.github.com wrote:
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Okay thanx , I have followed your blog even to the colors of wires you used but I can get it to work they why you do , where can I start testing if my units isn't maybe faulty ? I hope they not but you never know with china . Please safe our environment and do not print this email. On Jul 22, 2012, at 22:16, maniacbugreply@reply.github.com wrote:
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Hi maniacbug I keep getting a EEPROM_update not declared when I try compile sensor net . Any idea? Thanx for any help Please safe our environment and do not print this email. |
First and for most. Thank you for all your work on this. I have configured two boards just like your site says on http://maniacbug.wordpress.com/2011/11/02/getting-started-rf24/ . Get them both started and both on the monitor so I can see the status. At this point I press "t" on my Monitor of Com4. It reports that it is Failing. I toggle com 4 back by pressing "r". I press "t" on my Monitor of Com3 and I start to get a good result. Now if I toggle com3 back with a "r" and toggle Com4 to "t"...it works good now. |
- added delays to stop/start listening on RPi - removed buffer flushes on start/stop listening for RPi - added modified transfernbd function to BCM library - one has no delays, also removed one delay period from both by waiting for RX data - modified transfernb function to stop sending if RX fifo is full - added delay to stoplistening for arduino etc. (actually seems to improve performance) - tests on-par with Arduino performance
- moved radio.flush_tx(); to public - adjusted call_response example to use tx_flush(); - adjusted write_payload, read_payload
- Adjusted spi writes (delay vs no delay) - Re-enabled buffer flushes on start/stop listening - Adjusted delay for transfernb() - Testing indicates that with gettingstarted_call_response example, ack responses may not be written soon enough if CPU load is high on RPi. eg: testing indicates this is a limitation of the hardware, not the driver.
- Modified spi transfernb hopefully for the last time, re gnulnulf#9 - Updated RPi examples to minimize CPU usage - Updated transfer example for Arduino and RPi to exit TX mode after 4ms per manufacturer. Improves multicast streaming. - Bit of a cleanup on RPi examples
- Discovered a bug affecting Arduino Due using extended SPI methods, it seems an extra delay is required before switching to TX mode - Found the same bug affected the RPi, and removed all delays from bcm2835 driver, since this bug caused the strange behaviour on RPi
Hi Guys
I have a few of these units lying at home and cant get them to work , I found this site lastweek and have been trying to get the” getting started” example working but with no luck, checked all the wires 4 times made all the libraries local in the Pde to try cancel out file path issues , but still nothing when i start the serial monitor next to all the Config print lines I get 0xff so it seesm like the radio doesnt int. properly . any ideas?
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