Are there datasheets available for these transceivers?
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I used the following link. It has alot info on these units.http://arduino-info.wikispaces.com/Nrf24L01-2.4GHz-HowTo
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http://www.nordicsemi.com/eng/Products/2.4GHz-RF/nRF24L01PClick datasheet on the right
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Hi Luis,Sorry but these will not become available. These are proprietary and are only sold by your local Datacard dealer.
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For REALLY technical questions, I suggest that you download the user manual online for the particular model you are interested in. Then, call the SERVICE phone, here in the USA. I found that, when my unit was installed, we could call that phone number and get all our questions answered. They were very helpful on the phone. Amateurs (like me) would not give you as good assistance. Also, the user manual may have the specifications listed that you are looking for.
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Hello Sir, I am intrested in buying a transciever (EZWRT10) ASAP. Please let me know if you have a spare one in stock...Thanks,Shubham GArg
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Thanks for the reply and the link. I'll search for the Polycom version of the cables.
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Yes. If they aren't bluetooth, you will need to use the transceiver that came with them.
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No datasheet or manual. But it is pretty straight forward. All the pins are labeled. Unit works well no issues. I used it with a arduino micro and I am very happy with the results. The bluetooth module does auto reconnect. All connections are stable
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Yes I have noticed that there are. If you use the 315mhz and then use a different band on the other one it seems to work. Like 450mhz or w/e the next up
2198064
You can get the Phottix Mitros+ transceiver flash. It is a flash, Odin transceiver, Odin receiver, Strato receiver all in one unit.
923413
I did not have a link. The pins in both the reciver and the transmitter need to be set the same. Works easily.
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Most any 310mHz transmitters will work as long as you have the same number of dip switches inside to set your code to match that of whatever receiver you are using
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/SK-3-5V-RF-Receiver-Modules-315Mhz-433-92Mhz-l-/281162844425?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item41769c8909 $2.98 for a receiver with free shipping.... but you can get 10 trans/rec pairs for $6.99 with $1.00 shipping.
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ok,well,as i just stated in my last post, i have already gone to antennaweb.org.and their information must be taken with a grain of salt.the predictions for what you can and cannot get seem to be educated guesses,but do not pan out (at least in my case). but anyway,i already know that knowing the location of a transmitter generally helps.i only want information on different makes of converter boxes.
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Adimar,What are you looking to do with the receiver; I may be able to help you get something that works. Thanks,Julio_vega@msn.com
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Each of the Radio Frequency (RF) Receivers I have received (some 7 now) have each been different and have not shown the RF used. One could write the manufacturer and request a batch that used the same RF, but it is not currently accommodated at the retail level.
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http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/routers/1800-series-integrated-services-routers-isr/relevant-interfaces-and-modules.html
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Yes.I'll try and draw a diagram with ascii characters, we'll see if this works.{ATT}|||*-------------*| MODEM |*-------------*||(output)|*---------------------*|...NETGEAR...|*---------------------*|...|...||...|...[PC3]|...[PC2][PC1]