How to Reestablish lost NRF24 connection
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Hello,
I did a few tests to figure out up to what distance my NRF24 would be able to transmit the temperature of my dht temp sensor, this for different PA_levels. So for better testing i modified the sketch for the sensor to send it's data any 2 seconds. What i don't understand is that when the signal becomes too low and the gateway does not anymore receive the data, the connection is lost and transmissions do not restart even if i come back near the gateway .... is this normal , what is the logic behind this?, would the transmission be automatically restarted after sometime (i did not wait much)?
: with a power cycle the sensor arduino recovered the connection...(represented itself to the gateway) .
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Hello,
I did a few tests to figure out up to what distance my NRF24 would be able to transmit the temperature of my dht temp sensor, this for different PA_levels. So for better testing i modified the sketch for the sensor to send it's data any 2 seconds. What i don't understand is that when the signal becomes too low and the gateway does not anymore receive the data, the connection is lost and transmissions do not restart even if i come back near the gateway .... is this normal , what is the logic behind this?, would the transmission be automatically restarted after sometime (i did not wait much)?
: with a power cycle the sensor arduino recovered the connection...(represented itself to the gateway) .
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When the node loses the connection, it tries to find a gateway or repeater and reestablish the connection. I don't know if it gives up at some point, however I have seen situations where it took some time for the connection to come back.
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When the node loses the connection, it tries to find a gateway or repeater and reestablish the connection. I don't know if it gives up at some point, however I have seen situations where it took some time for the connection to come back.
@Jan-Gatzke
thanks , i will have to retest this ... i'm concerned because a few days ago i had an interruption of the connection that lasted a full night ... yet i just needed to swith off and on the battery of the arduino and the signal was back ... the battery level was also all rightSo im tempted to believe that i should always favour the best conditions (max PA_level ) to avoid lost connections, if it's confirmed that the arduino might not try to recover connction may be after a number of unsuccessfull attempts or some timeout...
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