Radio Frequency. Typically used to refer to the radio portion of the electromagnetic spectrum which is used for wireless communication. Strictly speaking though, RF can refer to any oscillation (electrical or otherwise) at the associated frequency.
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Is it possible to use the DASH7 protocol in an arduino?
I've been reading about the protocol DASH7 but can't find much documentation about it. There seems to be a protocol stack called OpenTag writen in C and I want to know if there is something familiar written in arduino code and why can't I find a lot…
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Arduino secure two way communication over radio
I would like to implement a secure communication channels between 2 arduinos communicating over 433 mhz radio modules (to be more precise using the barebone Atmega 326 chips).
I know that the lack of resources are a problem with the Atmega chips.…
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Wemos D1 Mini using RF with RCSwitch
I’ve bought a RF transmitter and receiver on eBay and I’m trying to get my garage door codes with my Wemos D1 Mini.
I’ve downloaded the RCSwitch library, hooked up the receiver to ground, 5v and data to pin D4. Also flashed the sample receiver…
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RF signal boosting
I'm working on a quadcopter project. The quadcopter will be quite autonomous, but sometimes I'll need to send some messages to it. So I built a simple, one-way RF communication system based on two simple 433 MHz modules.
It works, but when the…
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Rc switch library transmit using protocol 5
I'm trying to transmit using mode 5 with the rc switch library, but my reciever tells me that the data is using protocol 2. I'm using the RecieveDemo_simple example as a sniffer for 433 MHz and I'm recieving data with protocol 5 from a wireless…
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panstamp device signature is random
I Have 2panstamp. I can program the first but not the second with the arduino program.
When I upload the sketch (a simple blink) on the second, I got this
Reading | ################################################## | 100% 0.03s
avrdude: Device…
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RFduino communication capabilities
Is there any way to connect RFduino's via radio frequency? Or any capability to transmit information between RFduino's for distances up to 200 feet?
I would like to purchase a dev kit (for RF duino) but i'm not sure what parts I will need to…
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What module can I use for receiving 433.42 MHz transmissions with ASK/OOK modulation?
I am looking for a module that would be able to receive communication in the 433.42 (ch01) range with ASK/OOK modulation. Can someone recommend anything that would work and not be an expensive general purpose SDR module?
Long story: I have tried…
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How would one send radio signals from Arduino at a non-standard frequency
TL;DR: How would one send a fixed radio signal at 447,54MHz with Arduino?
Background: I recently purchased a (receive only) SDR and recorded my garage door fob. I found it sends a fixed signal at the frequency 447,54MHz, which I was able to decode.…
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Looking for information and/or how to connect the RF433Mhz module (WL101-341/WL102-341)
I'm trying to find information about this 433MHz RF module: QIACHIP
Apparently it can be connected to an Arduino with the RadioHead library, but I don't have diagrams of how to connect them togheter in order to send/recieve data, becasue the module…
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Library to send large amount of data over 433 MHz
I am trying to communicate between two Arduinos using two RF 433 MHz modules (transmitter receiver). I found that the library Wildewire.h allows a maximum of 77 bytes so is there any another library that allows to send a more than that?
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Change RF Receiver Frequency by Antenna Length
This may be a very stupid question, but I have got me one of those cheap 433 MHz RF modules for the Arduino.
I'm wondering if I can vary the receiver's frequency by simply changing the length of the antenna? Or does the circuit limit the frequency…
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Arduino diy wireless
Is it possible to do simple wireless on an Arduino, digital, or analog (SDR)? I would like to hook one pin to an antenna (or piece of wire) and generate signals with simple modulations (analog or digital).
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2 way RF with Virtual Wire / 315 / 433 MHz
I am trying to figure out how to get 2 Arduinos to talk back and forth from one another using cheap simple RF modules. I have a total of 4 RF modules (2 receiver and 2 transmitter) and 2 Arduinos. I need Arduino A to send about 3 variables to…
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