MRF90XAM9A interfacing help

[richard]

these rfm69 chips are easy to use and have loads of working examples to draw information from and are really cheap too

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/RFM69CW-HopeRF-433Mhz-Wireless-Transceiver-with-RFM12B-compatible-Footprint-/181643908981?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a4ad2 1775

I started out with the rfm12b modules and now have developed code that can successfully network the rfm69's with the old rfm12b's . I had similar issues to you trying to get the rfm69's up an running , not having the right gear to see what is really happening makes life difficult . in my case the known working rfm12b net allowed me to get pkt reception code working first after that the tx side just fell into place.

[ecoli-557]

Richard, Thanks for the link. My only desire (if I stick with it) to use the MC modules, is I think it would be interesting to build my own PAN using the Zigbee stuff.
HOWEVER, as I have not demonstrated that I am smart enough to figure it out, another module may be in need.
Do they make these with an integrated antenna?

[Tabsoft]

Just curious.

Did you ever get these modules working for your project?

[ecoli-557]

No I did not. I had used up so much time on this 'friendly' project I wasn't getting any of my fun projects moved forward.
I have shelved it for the time.
Are you trying to do the same thing?
If you succeed, please share what you found out. I think my problem is in the interrupt settings - I think its transmitting, and receiving, just not getting out?!?

[ecoli-557]

Tabsoft-
Did you get anywhere ?

[Tabsoft]

Sorry for the delay.

No I didn't get anywhere with this as I didn't pursue it further.
Got off on different projects.

[ecoli-557]

I know, frustrating.
I have a ticket with Microchip, perhaps they can shed some light....
Regards.