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radio.available() not working? #44
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Well, there is some issue on the wiki about troubleshooting hardware issues. Beyond that I don't have much to go on besides pointing towards the debug option in RF24_config.h. This is a good reference for the type of info that is needed to address potential software issues: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Reference_desk/How_to_ask_a_software_question |
Actually I troubleshooted a bit the environment, since it was working until When I switch to the new libs, the raspberry it's only capable of send, not 2014-11-28 7:35 GMT+01:00 TMRh20 notifications@github.com:
Edoardo Odorico |
Sorry for confusion, you've been very kind, late night hacking... *My goal *is to make raspberry and arduino communicate again (sort of My problem, is that raspberry is sending message, arduino receive it, Troubleshooting I've made: I've tried slightly modifying the ping/pong I'll try to insert some capacitors, if you think this could help. If you have any further suggestion (like which commit to revert for Thanks again for your time and your work. 2014-11-28 12:45 GMT+01:00 Edoardo Odorico edoubuntu@gmail.com:
Edoardo Odorico |
Hi!
I've been developing a little application to switch lights on and off with raspberry/arduino.
I see that when I use the same procedure as the ping ack example (send, wait for ack), I don't get any response (radio.available() is always 0). Same code was working with old version.
Do you know where can I start to debug it?
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