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Transmission of nRF2726 (nRF24Lu1P)

TOSHIO UCHIDA

We are looking for the sample software for transmission of nRF2726 (nRF24Lu1P). nRF2726 does not carry out transmitting operation in enhanced_shockburst_ptx_nrf24lu1p.uvproj.

Is our selection an error? Or does our operation have an error?

Please tell us the suitable soft and suitable operation method etc.

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    To use the Enhanced ShockBurst examples from the SDK you must connect the buttons to P0 on the PTX side and the LEDs to P1 on the PRX side. This is unfortunately not explained in the nRF24LU1+ Development Kit User Guide, but you can refer to section 3 of the nRF24LE1 Development Kit User Guide. Just substitute the project names, and open the nRF24LU1+ version of them.

    You should also note that the transmission when in ESB mode is packet based, and a spectrum analyzer may therefore have problems picking it up. The examples in the SDK stream packets continuously, so this should be less of a problem, but it could still be worth knowing. For a carrier wave setup, you can look into the radio tests available in nRFgo Studio.

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    To use the Enhanced ShockBurst examples from the SDK you must connect the buttons to P0 on the PTX side and the LEDs to P1 on the PRX side. This is unfortunately not explained in the nRF24LU1+ Development Kit User Guide, but you can refer to section 3 of the nRF24LE1 Development Kit User Guide. Just substitute the project names, and open the nRF24LU1+ version of them.

    You should also note that the transmission when in ESB mode is packet based, and a spectrum analyzer may therefore have problems picking it up. The examples in the SDK stream packets continuously, so this should be less of a problem, but it could still be worth knowing. For a carrier wave setup, you can look into the radio tests available in nRFgo Studio.

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