mrf24j40/tx/src/main.cpp

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/**
* Example code for using a microchip mrf24j40 module to send and receive
* packets using plain 802.15.4
* Requirements: 3 pins for spi, 3 pins for reset, chip select and interrupt
* notifications
* This example file is considered to be in the public domain
* Originally written by Karl Palsson, karlp@tweak.net.au, March 2011
*/
#include <avr/io.h>
#include <avr/interrupt.h>
#include <util/delay.h>
#include "../../lib/mrf24j.h"
#include "../../lib/usart.h"
#include "../../lib/spi.h"
const int pin_reset = 5;
const int pin_cs = 10; // default CS pin on ATmega8/168/328
const int pin_interrupt = 2; // default interrupt pin on ATmega8/168/328
Mrf24j mrf;
void handle_rx();
void handle_tx();
int main() {
usart::init(50000);
spi::init();
mrf.reset();
mrf.init();
mrf.set_pan(0xcafe);
// This is _our_ address
mrf.address16_write(0x4202);
// uncomment if you want to receive any packet on this channel
//mrf.set_promiscuous(true);
// uncomment if you want to enable PA/LNA external control
//mrf.set_palna(true);
// uncomment if you want to buffer all PHY Payload
//mrf.set_bufferPHY(true);
MCUCSR |= (1<<ISC00); // INT2 falling edge
GICR |= (1<<INT0);
sei();
DDRA |= (1<<PA0);
while(1) {
PORTA |= (1<<PA0);
mrf.check_flags(&handle_rx, &handle_tx);
mrf.send16(0x4202, "acde");
PORTA &= ~(1<<PA0);
_delay_ms(1000);
}
return 0;
}
ISR(INT0_vect) {
mrf.interrupt_handler(); // mrf24 object interrupt routine
}
void handle_rx() {
}
void handle_tx() {
if (mrf.get_txinfo()->tx_ok) {
printf("TX went ok, got ack");
} else {
printf("TX failed after %i retries\n", mrf.get_txinfo()->retries);
}
}