It’s pretty basic, but I’ve wrapped up some of the uglier parts of the microchip api into an arduino library. The library includes examples of bi-directional comms, rx only and tx only.
http://false.ekta.is/2011/03/mrf24j40-w … ensyduino/
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It’s pretty basic, but I’ve wrapped up some of the uglier parts of the microchip api into an arduino library. The library includes examples of bi-directional comms, rx only and tx only.
http://false.ekta.is/2011/03/mrf24j40-w … ensyduino/
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kpalsson:
It’s pretty basic, but I’ve wrapped up some of the uglier parts of the microchip api into an arduino library. The library includes examples of bi-directional comms, rx only and tx only.http://false.ekta.is/2011/03/mrf24j40-w … ensyduino/
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Thanks for posting this. I don’t use the Arduino, but I know how hard it is to get the MRF24J40MA modules going. I have a basic working library going for PIC’s that works for peer to peer communication. I am not quite ready to post my library yet though.
I guess I should mention, I also have plain C code, which I had working first…
https://github.com/karlp/karlnet/tree/m … nsy_mrf24j has that code. It’s not as nicely “packaged” as an arduino library, but it’s a starting place…