Hey guys,
Looks like you’re all doing a ton of good work. I’ve been lurking around a bit and trying to get the firmware on my RFbees up to the latest and mostly working files. I took all the files from the Google code library, compiled, uploaded, and I was faced with this:
[size=85]rfBeeInit:
setCCxConfig:
setMyAddress:
setAddressCheck:
setPowerAmplifier:
setRFBeeMode:
ok
writeSerialData:
receiveData:
writeSerialError:
error: received invalid RF data size
writeSerialData:
receiveData:[/size]
and on in to infinity.
Issuing an ATRS met with no results. I’m running hardware V1.1. This has happened on all of my units. I know I should be able to revert to an older firmware.
Here’s the thing… I have a simple wireless job I’m trying to run, literally I need two bytes of data to set some LEDs on PD5 and PD6, so I figured the RFbee would have enough residual horsepower to at least pull that off. I know we’re up against a RAM wall here, so this is why I’m looking to the newest code, since it looks like you guys have been doing a bang-up job of getting the RAM size down. What exactly is going on here? Is it that the EEprom is set up with disagreeable values? The firmware compiles OK, but is there a chance that I have different files from different versions? Where do I look (in google code I assume) for the whole package of the latest firmware? trunk? branch?
Thanks! (and forgive me if I’m in violation of the open source code development protocol, I’m just some yahoo trying to make a public art project happen here in Brooklyn!) I’ve done plenty of PIC programming and a whole bunch of electronic work, so I’m not a complete newbie, I’ve just never participated in an open source project.
Regards,
Andy