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reuse_TX_PL command timing diagram

David

Hi all,

I'm trying to use NRF24L01, using REUSE_TX_PL command, the data sheet says as long as CE keep high, the chip will transmit the payload continuously, what i wondering is whether there is a delay between packet frame or not? or is there any body can help to provide me timing diagram for that command similar to "Enhanced shockBurst Timing" figure 13, page 38 in the NRF24L01 datasheet

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    Hi David,

    The "REUSE_TX_PL" command is specific for re-transmission handling (> hardware limit of 16.) The sequence of this command will be similar to a normal ESB transaction over-the-air, meaning it sends in TX mode, and then listens in RX for an ACK. If no ACK is received, then it starts sending again. Its diagram is similar to figure 16. in the L01 datasheet, which shows 1 re-transmit.

    The overall timing will depend on your settings for ARD register (delay for waiting in RX for ACK) and how many re-transmissions you have.

    Best regards Håkon

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    Hi David,

    The "REUSE_TX_PL" command is specific for re-transmission handling (> hardware limit of 16.) The sequence of this command will be similar to a normal ESB transaction over-the-air, meaning it sends in TX mode, and then listens in RX for an ACK. If no ACK is received, then it starts sending again. Its diagram is similar to figure 16. in the L01 datasheet, which shows 1 re-transmit.

    The overall timing will depend on your settings for ARD register (delay for waiting in RX for ACK) and how many re-transmissions you have.

    Best regards Håkon

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