Hello, I am looking at the RF24 library for the Arduino and Im unsure where to connect the pins on the arduino for CE,CSN,SCK,MO,MI,IRQ. Any chance you can lead me to the right direction.
Hi ManiacBug,
I’ve added float/double support to the iostreams libraries for the AVR uLibc++ you posted on github for the arduino, how can I get these changes to you for you to post on github?
BTW thanks for the port! I really appreciate it.
Cool! The canonical way is to create a fork of my repo,
Commit your changes to that fork, then create a pull request. All these are well documented on github.
If that’s too much, you can commit them locally then use git format-patch to create a patch file . Add a new Issue on github and attach the file. Thanks!!
I’ve stumbled onto your site because of your internet radio arduino project. I’m working on an art installation that will work by getting several audio recordings from a server and play them back on separate headsets. Considering I don’t have the funds to fully replicate what I did before (Mac Mini running a MAX/MSP script with a MOTU UltraLite-mk3 Hybrid for audio splitting) – I was looking into replicating what you did with the Arduino on Ice post.
I’m looking for just some guidance on the project to make sure that what I’m doing is possible/cost-effective. @hexxorleiva is my twitter account name if you want to speak as I have a few questions I’d like to ask you.
Thanks, your blog is greatly appreciated by us enthusiasts that don’t know what they are doing. Keep up the amazing work.
Arduino should be able to work, but may have difficulty doing multiple headsets at once, so you might need one Arduino for each headset. See the “Internet Radio” blog post.
Feel free to post any questions you have as comments in that post.
Hi, two questions around nRF24L01+ modules and arduino
1. Is there an implementation of using two nRF24L01+ modules and ardunios so that serial port extender or wireless serial link can be estabilised?
2. Is there a MODBUS Serial implementation over nRF24L01+ and ardunios?
Hello, I am looking at the RF24 library for the Arduino and Im unsure where to connect the pins on the arduino for CE,CSN,SCK,MO,MI,IRQ. Any chance you can lead me to the right direction.
http://maniacbug.wordpress.com/2011/11/02/getting-started-rf24/
Hi ManiacBug,
I’ve added float/double support to the iostreams libraries for the AVR uLibc++ you posted on github for the arduino, how can I get these changes to you for you to post on github?
BTW thanks for the port! I really appreciate it.
Cheers
Cool! The canonical way is to create a fork of my repo,
Commit your changes to that fork, then create a pull request. All these are well documented on github.
If that’s too much, you can commit them locally then use git format-patch to create a patch file . Add a new Issue on github and attach the file. Thanks!!
Hello!
Please tell me if there is experience in building project in the Eclipse?
I work in Linux.
The problem with things specific to the Arduino.
http://arduino.cc/forum/index.php/topic,70547.0.html
Dear Maniacbug,
I’ve stumbled onto your site because of your internet radio arduino project. I’m working on an art installation that will work by getting several audio recordings from a server and play them back on separate headsets. Considering I don’t have the funds to fully replicate what I did before (Mac Mini running a MAX/MSP script with a MOTU UltraLite-mk3 Hybrid for audio splitting) – I was looking into replicating what you did with the Arduino on Ice post.
I’m looking for just some guidance on the project to make sure that what I’m doing is possible/cost-effective. @hexxorleiva is my twitter account name if you want to speak as I have a few questions I’d like to ask you.
Thanks, your blog is greatly appreciated by us enthusiasts that don’t know what they are doing. Keep up the amazing work.
Arduino should be able to work, but may have difficulty doing multiple headsets at once, so you might need one Arduino for each headset. See the “Internet Radio” blog post.
Feel free to post any questions you have as comments in that post.
hai maniacbug
i want to do my project in low power wireless sensor node for that did i use verilog coding it will be possible to use for sensors
Never used wireless nodes with “verilog coding” before, sorry.
when i build am not getting the image or boot/rootfs content to load on sdcard. Please help. I issued bitbake universe
Try contacting the meta-ti or yocto e-mail lists for help. Or try following my post exactly. “bitbake universe” isn’t something I normally do.
Hi, two questions around nRF24L01+ modules and arduino
1. Is there an implementation of using two nRF24L01+ modules and ardunios so that serial port extender or wireless serial link can be estabilised?
2. Is there a MODBUS Serial implementation over nRF24L01+ and ardunios?
I am not aware of implementations for either of these. I’d recommend the Arduino forums, if you haven’t already tried that.