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Nice/cheap shield for nano/24L01

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  • siklosiS Offline
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    Just saw this board...

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/NANO-Prototype-Shield-NANO-IO-Expansion-Board-with-XBee-24L01-Interface-/311668101335

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      I use this board for my test gateway. Works fine and all IO aviable with GND/5V next.

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        TimO
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        Looks like the one I got from itead. Very handy for prototyping! :+1:

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          Just a heads up to prevent others from running in to same issue as I did.

          I tried to use this board together with a RFM69 radio module that I had connected through a Logic Level Shifter connecting it to the 8 pin nRF24L01 interface but I just could not get it to communicate. The problem was that the MOSI,SCK, CE and CSn pins had some resistor bridge voltage dividers on the board. I removed the voltage dividers and it started to work.
          I could probably have used the RFM69 module without the Logic Level Shifter directly on this board but I did not want to risk damaging the radios since they are the most expensive part in this setup.

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