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  • [SOLVED] ESP8266 - RFM69W - Are they talking??
    DinnocD Dinnoc

    All working now, thanks Chrille!!

    For anyone else trying to get RFM69W working with ESP8266

    I have

    MISO -> GPIO12
    MOSI -> GPIO13
    SCK -> GPIO14
    NSS - > GPIO16
    DIO0 ->GPIO15 (Which is also pulled down with a 10k resistor)
    ANA -> antenna (to be honest i eyeballed 9cm but haven't measured it (was going to trim afterwards))
    VCC -> 3.3V
    GND -> GND

    I also soldered a 4.7uf cap over the power and ground of the RFM69W directly on the RFM69W PCB

    For the power supply i have a 5V USB supply (old phone charger) with a 1000uf cap over the +ve and -ve. then and LD1117 to feed 3.3V to the ESP and the RFM69. Should probably also have 47uf cap somewhere on the 3.3V side as well.

    I saw people talking about them being too close as well. I tested most of mine about 50cm apart with no major issues.

    I made the following mods to get either the gateway or node sketch working

    #define MY_RF69_IRQ_PIN 15
    #define MY_RF69_SPI_CS 16
    

    All makes for a pretty cheap gateway. I was planning on using the ESP for nodes as well but is seems its power consumption is far greater than the arduino mini pro, so i ordered a few of them for nothing and will build my nodes based on those.

    Troubleshooting
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