Hi Martin.

I have tried out the new version of nrf24l01, and everything seems to be working now.
Thank you for fixing this rather annoying bug Martin

Best Regards
Nick

Hi medelec

Thank you very much for a very swift looking into

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Nick.

Hi all.

Would it be possible to fix the pinout bug in the nrf24l01 component?
If I choose to run it in software mode, it always defaults to:
MOSI $PORTD.1
MISO Unconnected
CLK $PORTF.4
After every reboot of FC10, no matter what I set them to in the component.

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Nick

Hi. The case is the same ragrdless the target MCU. As I wrote above, no matter what I put into function "send string", only ever 20 chars get sent. But really, its not that big of deal, I have just now redone it as I mentioned, and it works. Thank you for your feedback though :-) Best Rega...

Hi

Ok thanks for your answer.
I will just adapt the string, into an array or several string with <= 20 chars.

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Nick

Hi chipfryer27.

Yes but it doesn´t seem to matter. If I change the target string length to 40, still only 20 will be sent?
Or am I missing something?

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Nick

Hi all .

Would it be possible to add an extra parameter(length) or at least increment to 40 in "send string"?
Now it seems to be 20 chars in length as maximum length.

Best regards
Nick

Hi. I have also used the T0CKI feature on other chips Both using C code and FC interrupt with success. This chip doesn´t seem to be as easy as the other though and perhaps it has something to do with its limited program memory and RAM? Because as soon as I add USB serial component to the chart all t...

Hi again.

Thank you so very much for getting involved
I´ll try to get this tried during today, but probably in the weekend cause time´s a bit short today.

Regards
Nick

Hi chipfryer27. There are no such thing as a bad question I believe :-) Unfortunately I need to use the prescaler in Timer0, as the freq of the input signal otherwise most likely will overflow the MCU or at least make all other operations stall. As for using a different pin, it would mean ripping up...