HI,ALL:
How to setup TX mode in example PRX,and so,how to setup Rx mode in PTX example. I use esb_init() of example PTX in example PRX, But when I fill data in fifo, it can't trigger NRF_ESB_EVENT_TX_SUCCESS.
HI,ALL:
How to setup TX mode in example PRX,and so,how to setup Rx mode in PTX example. I use esb_init() of example PTX in example PRX, But when I fill data in fifo, it can't trigger NRF_ESB_EVENT_TX_SUCCESS.
Hi,
Is both PRX and PTX setup with dynamic payload enabled? This is required for the ACK payload feature to be available. (.protocol member in the init function set to "NRF_ESB_PROTOCOL_ESB_DPL")
In order for a PRX device to send a ACK payload, it first has to receive a payload from a PTX device.
Do you get the NRF_ESB_EVENT_RX_RECEIVED event on your PRX device?
Kind regards,
Håkon
HI,Alseth:
Thank you for your replay! In the ESB liberary,how many channels would there be?and what is frequency deviation?
HI,Alseth:
That is example esb-ptx.Every channel,every version's SDK----SDK15,SDK16,SDK17,will be like that.and no about spectrum Analyzer's setting,just like follow two waveform picture,it was taken in esb_ptx example,but the source code for simple frequency picture is only annotating the statement"NRF_RADIO->SHORTS = m_radio_shorts_common | RADIO_SHORTS_DISABLED_RXEN_Msk;" in document nrf_esb.c,here is the two pictures in the same spectrum analyzer setting(and They are in the same channel 3):


Could you enable max hold on the spectrum?
Kind regards,
Håkon
Hi,Alseth:
The two picture is just to make a comparision.Could last picture means that is only a carrier waveform?And the first picture could mean that it is a payload waveform?
The first one, with the several smaller spikes, is modulated carrier (ie. a carrier with actual payload data), while the "cleaner" one is a pure sine wave (unmodulated carrier).
If you enable max hold on your spectrum analyzer, you should see a more rounded form on the modulated signal as well.
Kind regards,
Håkon
Hi,Alseth:
Thank you for your reply, Pls close this topic,thank you!
Hi,Alseth:
Thank you for your reply, Pls close this topic,thank you!