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RFM69 softSPI

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    How set softSPI for RFM96 and WIZNET (W5100) gateway. Thank you for your answare.

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      How set softSPI for RFM96 and WIZNET (W5100) gateway. Thank you for your answare.

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      @zaba_pv welcome to the MySensors community.

      Just follow the instructions in section "To enable soft-spi you just have to" on https://www.mysensors.org/build/ethernet_gateway

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        I use version 2.0.
        In releasenotes is writing "All gateway variants available as examples without any need for re-configuration (E.g. SOFT-SPI automatically enabled for W5100)."
        My gateway is running with nrf24l01+ but not working with rfm69

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          I use version 2.0.
          In releasenotes is writing "All gateway variants available as examples without any need for re-configuration (E.g. SOFT-SPI automatically enabled for W5100)."
          My gateway is running with nrf24l01+ but not working with rfm69

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          @zaba_pv ok. Then I don't know unfortunately. Github is inaccessible so I can't access the documentation/code and I don't use rfm myself. Hopefully someone else can chip in.

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            Thank you. I think it is not implemented support for softSPI in RFM69 API.

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              Thank you. I think it is not implemented support for softSPI in RFM69 API.

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              @zaba_pv RFM69 is implemented using interrupts which are not supported in softSPI.

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                @zaba_pv RFM69 is implemented using interrupts which are not supported in softSPI.

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                @tekka exactly gateway with RFM96 and WIZNET (W5100) will never be functional. Yes?

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                  @zaba_pv

                  We are working on a new GW device, that will work with RFM69 and W5100, should be available later this year (waiting for our manufacturing partner)

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