Radio setup give: "check wires"
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@m26872 Didn't work for me. Please tell me how you do.
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@slarti start from the RF24 example named GettingStarted
connect wires according to hek's instruction http://www.mysensors.org/build/connect_radio -
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@slarti what is the output from printDetails ?
is your chip recognized as NRF24L01+ or just NRF24L01?
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@axillent That's the funny thing, they were recognized as NRF24L01+ but still refuse to work. I don't get "check wires". I just don't get anything.
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Might be possible to tweak initialization to get them to work. If someone has too much time on their hands this could be added as a new RFM73 driver in the development branch.
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@slarti getting nothing is already something)
GettingStarted can be used to connect two arduinos. Have you tested this? You told that examples are working.
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Thank you for the info. I never inteded to develop any driver so I will simply buy a new batch with more care this time.
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@slarti You can test to set a static id on the sensor in the gw.begin like;
gw.begin(NULL, 25);this sample set id fixed to 25 on this node. At least that was one of my problem with this radios, but my advice is to by new radios the cost is so smal compared to the effort. However it is the shiping that is the problem.
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@slarti You can test to set a static id on the sensor in the gw.begin like;
gw.begin(NULL, 25);this sample set id fixed to 25 on this node. At least that was one of my problem with this radios, but my advice is to by new radios the cost is so smal compared to the effort. However it is the shiping that is the problem.
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Hi everybpdy.....any news on this topic?
my radio chips say NRF24L01+, however are detected as NRF24L01.
Got 3 of em working perfectly on Uno and Nano...but on pro mini always gettin the f**n "check wires" message...the only difference is the regulator (I'm using arduino pro mini 5V), but i checked and radio is getin 3.3 as it should be.