ENC28J60 about rc-switch HOT 6 CLOSED

In the current implementation, I am afraid some pin with interrupt capabilities is required. For the Uno, that means pin 2 or pin 3.

But if you actually have pin 2 available for use with rc-swich, I don't quite see what the problem is / what is causing it. Weird...

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Basically, here is below a piece of my code, I have 2 main functions in setup() :

• mySwitch.enableReceive(0);
• server.begin();

Serial.println("Starting rcswitch");
mySwitch.enableReceive(0);
Serial.println("Starting comm");
Ethernet.begin(mac);
server.begin();

When I execute this, I have an infinite loop in the monitor :
Starting rcswitch
Starting comm
Starting rcswitch
Starting comm
Starting rcswitch
Starting comm
...

If I disable mySwitch.enableReceive(0); with comments ("//") everything else works perfectly fine, but not rcswitch.Any idea ? Pretty weird. I used pin 2 for RCSwitch (Interr. 0).

Mickael

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Perhaps something else is also trying to use pin 2 and/or messing with interrupts? E.g. the ethernet code?

In any case, I doubt this is due to a bug in rc-switch. You are most likely better of asking for help in a general Arduino forum. And if you could provide more (or ideally all) of the source code, it would be easier to pinpoint where things go wrong.

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This is what I was thinking, I guess the issue comes from the ethernet module. I already opened a thread in the general forum and in the github page for ENC28J60, no solution so far... Thanks to you anyway !

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Actually, what library are you using to drive the ENC28J60? AS far as google tells me, the stock ethernet library is not compatible with it.

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Without more details (such as what library you use to drive the ENC28J60; or perhaps a complete "minimal crashing demo"), there is nothing really we can do about this.

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