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Remove powerDown() from write command. #27
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Remove powerDown() from write command. Now, we can use Power On/Off from user application. Necessary because XTAL startup time is not the same for every NRF board.PowerUp can take more than 1 ms (see 6.1.7 "Tpd2stdby" in nRF24L01+ product specification). For my test on Olimex MOD-24LR module delayMicroseconds(150) after PowerUp on startWrite is too short and write don't work. It's difficult to have an optimized value for every case. So, it's probably better to do this on user app.
Look at my fork. It has this optimization as will as new features.
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Hi gcopeland, MOD-24LR board work fine with your fork. Thanks a lot ! |
Glad to hear it. Thanks for the feedback.
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Greg, U hv the best "fork" in town... Send from iPhone4 ;-) On 5 Sep 2013, at 08:47 AM, gcopeland [email protected] wrote:
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Thanks man. Can't wait until I have time to focus on my hobbies again.
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Hi Maniacbug,
Thanks for your great job ! It's very useful for me.
I have some compatibility problem with Olimex MOD-24LR board and RF24 lib so i have to change the code.
Commit detail:
Remove powerDown() from write command. Now, we can use Power On/Off from user application. Necessary because XTAL startup time is not the same for every NRF board.PowerUp can take more than 1 ms (see 6.1.7 "Tpd2stdby" in nRF24L01+ product specification). For my test on Olimex MOD-24LR module delayMicroseconds(150) after PowerUp on startWrite is too short and write don't work. It's difficult to have an optimized value for every case. So, it's probably better to do this on user app.
Have a nice day,
Loic Lefebvre