RFBee firmware updating

[Icing]

Hi Andy,

Have looked your great project, it’s really amazing and fascinating.

Here is my several questions and you may need to consider:

1. How many nodes you may need?
   (As the max number of hardware address of RFBee is no more than 255, if need more, it can be implemented by software.)
2. What about the longest distance?
   (The longest communication distance of RFBee is about 150m with datarate 1200bps in best situation.)

one byte at a time, first four bits scale and control PWM on the first LED, second four bits to the next LED, and it pretty much went off without a hitch.

Sorry I do not really understand “and it pretty much went off without a hitch” for my poor English.

I’ve since handed it off to the interns to figure out the power saving and other battery management stuff. The solar cell is monitored on pin 7 (reffed’ against the battery voltage) so we can figure out day and night, and the interns are going to figure out some wake-on-radio stuff. That will be useful, because as it sits, I think the whole board draws around 30 mA when powered up. I’ll be sure to post the code if we come up with anything good.

Current firmware does not do the wake-on-radio part, however I have tested this function in our earlier version. And you may find there’s some code commented in InitCCx() in version v1.0. Maybe that’s useful to you.

Again, thanks for your updating!

-Icing