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attiny85 and NRF24L01 for low power sensor
9 years 11 months ago #110
by bule0017
attiny85 and NRF24L01 for low power sensor was created by bule0017
Hi
Is it posible to use your library for attiny85 and use only 3 pins for nrf24l01 control.
I know it can be used hackaday.com/2014/02/16/nrf24l01-using-3-attiny85-pins/
But it would be very cool to use attiny because of cost if I use a lot of sensors..
Thank you very much
Is it posible to use your library for attiny85 and use only 3 pins for nrf24l01 control.
I know it can be used hackaday.com/2014/02/16/nrf24l01-using-3-attiny85-pins/
But it would be very cool to use attiny because of cost if I use a lot of sensors..
Thank you very much
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9 years 11 months ago #114
by EasyIoT
Hi. I don't have experience with attiny85 and NRF24L01. I'm using modified Arduino pro mini. I plan to build custom low power board. Maybe someone other in this forum have experience with attiny85. Please report if you will successfully connected attiny85 and NRF24L01.
Replied by EasyIoT on topic attiny85 and NRF24L01 for low power sensor
bule0017 wrote: Hi
Is it posible to use your library for attiny85 and use only 3 pins for nrf24l01 control.
I know it can be used hackaday.com/2014/02/16/nrf24l01-using-3-attiny85-pins/
But it would be very cool to use attiny because of cost if I use a lot of sensors..
Thank you very much
Hi. I don't have experience with attiny85 and NRF24L01. I'm using modified Arduino pro mini. I plan to build custom low power board. Maybe someone other in this forum have experience with attiny85. Please report if you will successfully connected attiny85 and NRF24L01.
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9 years 11 months ago #119
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Replied by PupazzoGnappo on topic attiny85 and NRF24L01 for low power sensor
Hi,
i was interested in developing attiny85 nodes too. But as you can see in hackaday post, there are a few problems with this kind of project and library.
The first problem is that Mysensors library is too large to fit an attiny85 ( 8K, 2K for bootloader if installed) , also for dumb routines.
The second problem is that the guy in the post has developed the circuit to work specifically with a modified versione of "Mirf" library, that is not the library used in this project.
Maybe we can find alternative ways to implement this trick, but i think that we must start from another base-plan
i was interested in developing attiny85 nodes too. But as you can see in hackaday post, there are a few problems with this kind of project and library.
The first problem is that Mysensors library is too large to fit an attiny85 ( 8K, 2K for bootloader if installed) , also for dumb routines.
The second problem is that the guy in the post has developed the circuit to work specifically with a modified versione of "Mirf" library, that is not the library used in this project.
Maybe we can find alternative ways to implement this trick, but i think that we must start from another base-plan
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