I'm still at it and having issues, although I really don't think it's digiX related.
I'm using the maniacbug RF24 library
I'm still trying to get the 'gettingstarted ' example working...it's basically working, but I have a strange problem. In fact even the pingpair example behaves the same way...
Between an Arduino UNO and my DIGIX, when I send a message the message arrives (confirmed by some print statements on the receive side), but the radio.write() method returns a false (failure) status code. I think this means that the outgoing message was received, but the sender did not receive an ack from the receiver. I see this in both directions regardless of which is sending and which is receiving.
After looking through various forums(
http://maniacalbits.blogspot.com/2013_04_01_archive.html), I found references to needing to be careful in the selection of the pipe addresses. The examples used 0xF0F0F0F0E1LL and 0xF0F0F0F0D2LL. Using these it would fail 100% of the time. Changing ONLY the pipe addresses to 0xAAAAAAAAE1LL and 0xAAAAAAAAD2LL improved it to working about 60% of the time (but they say to avoid 0xAA as an octet in the address - go figure). I've tried lots of other addresses none seem to be more than 60% reliable. I think it's a radio issue, but how do I fix it?
Ray
