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I was running your Send/Receive examples testing out your library. I noticed that I consistently loose transmissions when packets are between ~50 and ~60 bytes long.

I modified the send.ino to request ACK with every transmission, turned off encryption, and increased ack time to 100ms. I get ACKs for every transmission bewtween Sending[1] through Sending[49] and Sending[60] through Sending[88]. I lose most messages between about [50] and [59], give or take. And every once in a while a few of those transmissions will get an ACK.

I'm using a pair of JeeNode V6's with 433 mhz radios.

Hi,
im trying to get this lib to work an an attiny84.
jeelib does work great, but I would like to use this libary since it's simplicity is great.

The initialization does work great, but in the CanSend() method, this part of the first if does always return false:

rxfill == 0 && (Byte(0x00) & (RF_RSSI_BIT >> 8)) == 0

Do you know whats wrong?

Thanks in advance,
Markus

This is looking a usable library for RFM12B.
Before I give it a try, could you please tell me where to find "SPIFlash.h"?

Thank you.

WirelessProgramming_gateway.ino: In function 'void loop()':
WirelessProgramming_gateway:45: error: 'readSerialLine' was not declared in this scope
WirelessProgramming_gateway:48: error: 'CheckForSerialHEX' was not declared in this scope

Is it possible to make a general listener for my no-name weather station working on 868 Mhz? With this way, I am aiming to reverse engineering on its protocol/data frame.

Any input greatly appreciated.
Regards.

Hi,

thank you for your work!
Using it with Pro Micro as sender, and Mega 2560 for receiving data.
I have used your Send and Receive samples, and it worked from first trial.
But, there is an issue with serial communication: after receiving the first telegram from sender,
the reading of data from Serial does not work anymore.
Serial.available() returns 0, only reset brings it back to life, until next telegram from sender.

Best regards
Gogo

Salutari din Romania, Felix!

Any idea how to use the library with atmega169pa?
I'm especially interested about the wiring to rfm12b.

All the best!
Ionut

Hi,

thank you for your work!

In RFM12B::Initialize(), I don't see where the optional parameter lowVoltageThreshold is actually used. Maybe I'm missing something?

If I understand the datasheet correctly, I think the line

XFER(0xC043); // Clock output (1.66MHz), Low Voltage threshold (2.55V)

should be

XFER(0xC040 | lowVoltageThreshold); // Clock output (1.66MHz), Low Voltage threshold

? And the defines RF12_2v25 etc. are 4 bits, so according to the formula V_lb = 2.25 + V · 0.1 [V] they could be these:

//Low battery threshold (eg 2v25 = 2.25V)
#define RF12_2v25       0
#define RF12_2v35       1
#define RF12_2v45       2
#define RF12_2v55       3
#define RF12_2v65       4
#define RF12_2v75       5
#define RF12_2v85       6
#define RF12_2v95       7
#define RF12_3v05       8
#define RF12_3v15       9
#define RF12_3v25       10
#define RF12_3v35       11
#define RF12_3v45       12
#define RF12_3v55       13
#define RF12_3v65       14
#define RF12_3v75       15

Regards...
Michael

it is ready for porting to esp8266?

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