@yveaux said in nRF24L01+ Communication Failure: Root Cause and “Solution”:
E.g. in your last post "as it works if debug is activated. Also Tekka Code works." That suggests there is a working solution for you, with tekka's patch and debug disabled. Is this correct?
Yes @yveaux with my posts on this thread I was only hoping to help testing this situation, as I found interesting to also add control to TX sequences. But to my surprise the issue #941 appeared on a node (in my desk 0.5m away from gw) that never showed it before and I thought it could help with that one, as still wasn't solved. I thought I found a clue to prove that it has to do with node radio processing speed (alas SW, not HW). I don't know how pairing is synced between nodes and gw. It makes sense to me for the gw to wait and adapt to a new incoming node should already be implemented, so this issue has no logic to me.
It's true that my range it's very poor. I only have two sensors operative, and the two are in clear line of sight to the gw. The garage door controller was giving so many problems that had to deactivate it (only one floor between and just under gw) and the strips controllers work one day of ten. But it has passed some time and I should do testing again.
PS: As for at where I was with my installation (I had two operations on my hands and a baby, so I've been disconnected) my problems are nodes that appear comms dead after putting them in place and starting. Not completing the registering sequence. Others working as expected and after a while being totally disconnected from the network and at the same situation above. Randomly registering after leaving them alone for days. So two kinds of nodes, ones that finally register on their own and others never, even being so much near to the gw (4mt)
I don't find it to be a range or radio issue. It smells to me to be a network management problem.
