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yes, that's right, but I wanted to know how the MCU affects the the total data rate. because there are some delays in the MCU code and so many lines and functions. I think that may affect the data rate of the whole system. I wanted to know if there is a way to calculate the data rate (for...
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where do you apply it? is it right to put inside the while(PIND.3) , where the MCU is checking for the completion of packet transmission?
another question: how can I test the data rate of my transeiver? i don't have enough experience to find out the data rate. I know the...
any ideas? i tried sending packets longer than 64 bytes using the MCU itself, it means first I send 62 bytes, flushing TXFIFO, and then again next 62 bytes of data. the information about the remaining bytes to send is fit into each 62 bytes. it worked but I think it may affect the max data rate...
hi again
I wanted to sent data longer than 64 bytes. I've read the datasheet and Design Note DN500, here are the steps for transmitting:
TX:
1. Start by writing 64 bytes to the TX FIFO
2. Strobe TX
3. Poll the status byte or the TXBYTES register at a given rate to see if there is space...
hi
thanks, problem solved. when I used one_byte read and then I switched back to burst read, suddenly there were no errors! but thanks for the tip, I forgot about that. I'm gonna need that later.
thanks for replying. I had seen errata sheet, it didn't help.
from what I've gathered, I think...
I found the problem, I had two functions to read from RXFIFO, one for burst reading and one for one-byte read. I was using the burst read, when I used the one-byte read function in a loop, there was no error.
but I still don't know why burst read causes such errors.
when I read TXBYTES (0x3A) the value is F ! but I used variable length mode and the first thing that I write in TXFIFO is 0x1F(31) 30 bytes data length and 1 byte address check.
is there any other setting that must be done here, that I missed?
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oh, sorry
again i used the...
any ideas?
I have made it work, but there is always an error of 3 bytes and that would decrease the performance. has anybody ever had this problem? could it have something to do with register settings?
thanks
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the chip status byte value in receiver is 10, it means...
hi again
i faced another problem:
I want to sent 30 byte of data, address checkand variable data length are enable:
transmitter:
CC_WrReg(CCxxx0_TXFIFO,0X1F);
CC_WrReg(CCxxx0_TXFIFO,5)...
Hi, problem solved.
I generated my code with RF Studio software, now it's working. I really made big mistake not using the software.
thanks a lot for your help
thanks for replying
I don't have spectrum analyzer, can I use oscilloscope? is there any test that can be done by an oscilloscope? nevertheless I'll try to get to a spectrum analyzer
for register setting I'll check their consistency with RF studio software.
I'm using Rxq4, so I thought it must be software problem. i didn't generate register settings with RF Studio, I've been reading and working with registers for about two weeks and I chose the value of each register carefully. but since it doesn't work I must consider everything including using a...
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