Hi, I just finished a couple of boards for a simple,one switch,two-way,remote with the nRF24L01.I’m a little burnt out at the moment and wondered if anyone has written any code in PICBASIC Pro I could peruse.I have to kind of bit boff an SPI on that PIC but that’s not my concern;just want to see minimal setup and registers for the Xceiver using the ‘shock burst’ mode.
Check out the board if you like. It was cut on my CNC. That’s a dime it’s next to. Thanks,Keith
http://www.lightlink.com/keith/nRF24L01top.jpg
http://www.lightlink.com/keith/nRF24L01bottom.jpg
I have a rather extensive library that’s in C if you know the language, but I can’t help you out with BASIC. If you have any general questions about setup, feel free to ask though because I have pretty extensive knowledge of these chips.
Very well done i must say! Nice craftmanship!
Ste
Hey thanks Brennen. I guess all I really need is a sequence of pertinent registers to address in the nRF24L01,for a simple ‘send,button pushed’ on the transmit and a ‘pushed button received’ on the other end(where my micro will then light the LED on board) in the ‘shockburst’ mode for now to test the boards.
My reading is a little fuzzy right now and that data sheet is getting blurry.If I’ve got it right,all I need to do is set up an (same for each)address that each transceiver will acknowledge ,call each device whichever function it is trying to accomplish(Tx or Rx)and do a chip enable and then decode a ‘received’ transmission. But like I said,right now I’m past exhausted so if you could lay it out linearly with register addresses,it would be much obliged.-Keith
With the info I supplied you in the private message, you should pretty well be able to get started. Like Morpheus says in the Matrix, “I can only show you the door - you have to walk through it.” :lol: