gringobomba14
- 29th June 2008, 19:17
Hello all,
I have found that with the AM regenerative RF modules (I'm using an RT4 tx and an RR3 RX) if you send the data in short bursts, you get an almost 100% receive rate. This is what I use to send a Temp. reading back to my PC
transmit:
portc.3=1
for c =1 to 3
pause 100
SEROUT portc.2,T1200,[Synk,Synk,Synk,Synk,Synk,Synk,9,#temp]
next c
portc.3=0
return
Port c.3 is connected to the +5v of the TX module, so it is not "on" all the time. The SYNK idea (which is set to $55) I found on this forum.
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I have found that with the AM regenerative RF modules (I'm using an RT4 tx and an RR3 RX) if you send the data in short bursts, you get an almost 100% receive rate. This is what I use to send a Temp. reading back to my PC
transmit:
portc.3=1
for c =1 to 3
pause 100
SEROUT portc.2,T1200,[Synk,Synk,Synk,Synk,Synk,Synk,9,#temp]
next c
portc.3=0
return
Port c.3 is connected to the +5v of the TX module, so it is not "on" all the time. The SYNK idea (which is set to $55) I found on this forum.
Everything is available if you just SEARCH