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  • rozpruwaczR Offline
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    ok, thanks. What MY_RX_MESSAGE_BUFFER_FEATURE actually do ? what are the cons nad pros in the context of the repeater node ?

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    • rozpruwaczR rozpruwacz

      ok, thanks. What MY_RX_MESSAGE_BUFFER_FEATURE actually do ? what are the cons nad pros in the context of the repeater node ?

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      @rozpruwacz said in irq pin for nrf24l01:

      What MY_RX_MESSAGE_BUFFER_FEATURE actually do?

      The nrf24 radios can only buffer 3 incoming messages at most, if more come in they will be lost.
      For repeaters and gateway (basically non-sleeping sensors) this feature enables immediate retrieval of incoming messages and buffering in internal ram. For crowded networks, or sensors which send a lot of data at once, this feature reduces packet loss.
      Drawbacks are the increased use of ram (amount of messages buffered can be configured) and the nrf irq has to be connected.

      http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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        Ok, updated doc. @Yveaux, feel free to update the text I wrote.

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          @Yveaux said in irq pin for nrf24l01:

          The nrf24 radios can only buffer 3 incoming messages at most, if more come in they will be lost.
          For repeaters and gateway (basically non-sleeping sensors) this feature enables immediate retrieval of incoming messages and buffering in internal ram. For crowded networks, or sensors which send a lot of data at once, this feature reduces packet loss.
          Drawbacks are the increased use of ram (amount of messages buffered can be configured) and the nrf irq has to be connected.

          thanks ! so i guess it is better to use that buffer in my repeater node.

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            Ok, updated doc. @Yveaux, feel free to update the text I wrote.

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            @hek said in irq pin for nrf24l01:

            el free to update th

            "NRF24L01+ & ESP8266" section should be also updated ?

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            • rozpruwaczR rozpruwacz

              @Yveaux said in irq pin for nrf24l01:

              The nrf24 radios can only buffer 3 incoming messages at most, if more come in they will be lost.
              For repeaters and gateway (basically non-sleeping sensors) this feature enables immediate retrieval of incoming messages and buffering in internal ram. For crowded networks, or sensors which send a lot of data at once, this feature reduces packet loss.
              Drawbacks are the increased use of ram (amount of messages buffered can be configured) and the nrf irq has to be connected.

              thanks ! so i guess it is better to use that buffer in my repeater node.

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              @rozpruwacz beware that it hasn't been tested extensively. I've using it on avr for a long time though.

              http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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                understand, but now i'm designing the device which hopefully will run for couple of years, so sooner or later this irq pin wiil be necessary.

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                  so if i use an esp8266 as gateway AND i want to use the bufferfeature - to which pin do i have to actually connect the irq on the esp8266? The documentation is not helping me here.

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                  • Z zen85

                    so if i use an esp8266 as gateway AND i want to use the bufferfeature - to which pin do i have to actually connect the irq on the esp8266? The documentation is not helping me here.

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                    @zen85 said in irq pin for nrf24l01:

                    The documentation is not helping me here.

                    ESP8266 does not support message queuing, sorry.

                    http://yveaux.blogspot.nl

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                      @zen85 said in irq pin for nrf24l01:

                      The documentation is not helping me here.

                      ESP8266 does not support message queuing, sorry.

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                      @yveaux

                      thx.

                      would this feature work on a esp32 gw then?

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                        @yveaux

                        thx.

                        would this feature work on a esp32 gw then?

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                        @zen85 unfortunately not.

                        See https://www.mysensors.org/apidocs-beta/group__RF24SettingGrpPub.html#ga6b3dbadceeb1dfca62b2e920d926bd4a for details (MY_RX_MESSAGE_BUFFER_FEATURE section)

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