thotro / arduino-dw1000

A library that offers functionality to use Decawave's DW1000 chips/modules with Arduino.
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BasicSender_BasicReceiver #54

Open raffa1993 opened 8 years ago

raffa1993 commented 8 years ago

Hi Everybody, I'm new in this application. I'm tryng to setup a communication between an Arduino Uno and an Arduino Nano (with Atmel 328) using two DWM1000. I followed the electrical scheme showed in the thread: the BasicConnectivityTest program seems to work properly, but when I Load BasicReceiver on one Arduino and BasicSender on the other, nothing happens. Can anyone help me please? Thank You Raffaele

mic980000 commented 8 years ago

Dear All, I've managed to use the Ranging Tag&Anchor example sketch to print out some data. My question is, would that be possable to set different network ID to group up Tag&Anchors to work independently? Let say 1Tag 3Anchors as a group (Network 1) then i would have another set of group (Network 2) working in the same environment at the same time independntly without interference eachother. I've tried to change DW1000.setNetworkId(2); in void setup() but with no luck, anyone could shine a light on me.. THX :)

wazaahhh commented 8 years ago

@MikeS159 @khalil19 I finally fixed my problems, and tinkered a bit the Arduino 101 code to make it work with the sketches in this repo. Now ranging works well with Arduino 101 and I am moving forward with this design. Thanks for your help!

HappyDr0id commented 8 years ago

Hi everyone, sorry for the nooby question but : can someone explain to me why we need a resistor in the pin layout ? I read @ttaber talking about preventing a floating input on the pro mini, but I don't really get the meaning of it. Is it specific to the Arduino Pro Mini with its 5V output ? Do I also need a resistor if I use a Teensy 3.2 which is 3.3V ?

Thanks in advance for any clarification :)

AliSiddiqui4 commented 7 years ago

@greymfm when I run your TAG code I get garbage values, any ideas how I can fix this?

MikelGeelen commented 7 years ago

@greymfm I had the same problem It was due to my power supply.