Hi Bad day today..... but then I went to Evil Lab :) Not that great an improvement however as it appears that my tried-n-trusted multi-programmer EB-006 board is feeling it's age..... I used it to be the receiever but I couldn't get a repeatable response of "1" during initialisation (NRF m...

Hi Tried the example Rx code (changing target) and I got similar to above on my analyser. Off hand I think the only initialisation difference was flushing respective buffers, but can't say for certain as I was in a rush. When I next get a chance I'll try and get both talking to each other. Not certa...

Hi Okay, things going better (they always do if there is the prospect of beer at the end of task). Got my connections sorted and I can now get a reply from the module. From the documentation I noticed that Data is valid on clock leading edge but my analyser had it on trailing. Obviously this makes a...

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There are NRF24L01 and NRF24L01+ devices out there and it isn't always clear which is which. There appears to be some difference in registers but I haven't yet had time to go through things to see if any difference is significant.

I think the component is for the former.

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Found connection details and for ease I've designed a little breakout board which I hope to make tomorrow to continue testing. I've looked through the source code and will better understand what's happening when I try again.

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I'm hoping to have some free time tomorrow and hope to investigate further. I do need to find out reliable connection details for my module (with antenna) though.

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I created a blank chart using your chip and then a Macro.

Appears to work for me.


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Hi I was running out of time today so couldn't investigate much but I think it is component related. The Tx example runs and provides updates via the UART port. On it I see:- Start 0 (the failed transceiver init) 0 - 0 1 - 0 2 - 0 3 - 0 etc This is the "count" increasing and being sent out...

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I've just tested with a PIC16F18877 and creating the Macro first and then selecting it in the Interrupt works fine as does creating a new macro from within the Interupt Properties.

What chip are you using? Is it an old chart you are "upgrading"?

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Not had much luck. I used a PIC16F18877 with internal clock but I'm getting some strange stuff on MOSI.

Can't find my documentation for the transceiver so unsure which pin is which.

I'll update when I get a chance.

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