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how to do code for nrf24L01+ as transceiver?

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I am using nrf24L01+ with ATmegaga32. It acts as Tx. or Rx. at a time. But I want to act it as transceiver at a time. How can i use nrf24L01+ as transceiver in following code ?


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void nrf24L01_init(void)
{
_delay_ms(100); // allow the radio to reach power-down if the shutdown
uint8_t val[5]; // an array of integers that sends values ??to WriteToNrf function
 
//EN_AA - (enable auto-acknowledgments) - Transmitter gets automatic response from receiver when successful transmission! (lovely function!)
//Only works if Transmitter has identical RF_Adress on its channel ex: RX_ADDR_Po = TX_ADDR
val[0]=0x01; //set value
WriteToNrf(W, EN_AA, val, 1); //N=write mode, EN_AA=register to write to, val=data to write, 1=number of data bytes.
 
//Choose number of enabled data pipes (1-5)
val[0]=0x01;
WriteToNrf(W, EN_RXADDR, val, 1); //enable data pipe 0
 
//RF_Adress width setup (how many bytes is the receiver address, the more the merrier 1-5)
val[0]=0x03; //0b0000 00011 = 5 bytes RF_Adress
WriteToNrf(W, SETUP_AW, val, 1);
 
// RF channel setup - select the frequency from 2.400 to 2.527 GHz 1MHz/steg
val[0]=0x01;
WriteToNrf(W,RF_CH,val,1); // RF channel registry 0b0000 0001 = 2.401 GHz (same on the TX RX)
 
//RF setup - choose power mode and data speed. Here is the diference with the (+) version!!!
val[0]=0x27; //00000111 bit 3="0" 1Mbps=longer range, bit 2-1 power mode ("11" = -odB ; "00"=-18dB)
WriteToNrf(W, RF_SETUP, val, 1);
 
//RF_Adress setup 5 byte - Set Receiver address (set RX_ADDR_Po = TX_ADDR if EN_AA is enabled!!!)
int i=0;
for(i=0; i<5; i++){
val[i]=0x11; //ox12 x 5 to get a long and secure address.
}
WriteToNrf(W, RX_ADDR_P0, val, 5); //since we chose pipe 0 on EN_RXADDR we give this address to that channel.
//Here you can give different addresses to different channels (if they are enabled in EN_RXADDR) to listen on several different transmitters)
 
//TX RF_Adress setup 5 byte - Set Transmitter address (not used in a receiver but can be set anyway)
for(i=0; i<5; i++){
val[i]=0x11; //ox12 x 5 - same on the Receiver chip and the RX-RF_Address above if EN_AA is enabled!!!
}
WriteToNrf(W, TX_ADDR, val, 5);
 
//Payload width Setup - 1-32byte (how many bytes to send per transmission)
val[0]=0x05; //Send 5 bytes per package this time (same on receiver and transmitter)
WriteToNrf(W,RX_PW_P0,val,1);
 
val[0]=0x2F; //0b00l0 00011 "2" sets it up to 7SouS delay between every retry (at least Seeus at 25okbps and if payload >5bytes in 1Hbps,
//and if payload >1Sbyte in 2Hbps) "F" is number of retries (1-15, now 15)
WriteToNrf(W, SETUP_RETR, val, 1);
 
//CONFIG reg setup - Now it's time to boot up the Qgf and choose if it's suppose to be a transmitter or receiver
[B]val[0]=0x1F; //0b0001 1110 - bit 0="0":transmitter bit 0="1":Receiver, bit 1="1"=power up,
//bit 4="1"= mask_Max_RT i.e. IRQ-interrupt is not triggered if transmission failed.
WriteToNrf(W, CONFIG, val, 1);[/B]
 
//device need 1.5ms to reach standby mode (CE=low)
_delay_ms(100);
 
// Sei ();
}

 
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There is Mirf library for Arduino. As you are using AVR, you can easily port the Arduino C++ Mirf code to C code.
 

I am using ATmega32 & C language. Please suggest me better option. If anybody have solution please tell me
 

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