Is there sample code for putting 10 or so of these in a mesh? Language of Arduino Sketch, C, whatever.
1394799
Yes. There there is a Git Hub Repo: Called "RF24Network". Here is the link: https://github.com/maniacbug/RF24Network/tree/master/examples
1394800
You could try porting Contiki, or Rime (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contiki) on top of the basic RF24 library pointed to by Phil. But I don't know of any real mesh networking for the nRF24 devices out of the box.
1394801
I have seen some in Raspberry Pi forum but also like the XBEE boards. See http://code.google.com/p/xbee-arduino/for some ideas
298372
How many do you want it to be? It remembers the sequence of button pushes. I am not sure if there is a limit to the number of pushes for your code. I only use four or five pushes. If you use your right hand and give the index the #1, middle#2, ring #3 and little #4, an example of a code might be 1134, 12341, 132414, 11223344or some other combo
1767047
I have not embedded a program in the Micro meastro, but in an Arduino board I hadn't touched it for a year and the program worked like a charm in my robot for a haunted house. It's amazing how lomg these are retained.
240204
Yes, there are 3 different programming options with 13 commands in each so you could set up as many as 39 devices to respond each to a different command on a different program. Programming is super-intuitive and the instructions are very clear.
1419336
It comes with step by step programming instructions. There is an immense community that shares free Arduino code. Also numerous resources and forums to get questions answered.
13377
You can't do more than two unless you have two different TWIs. The address for this chip is programmable to two distinct addresses through AD0 by pulling it high or low. The Arduino Mega uses either an ATmega1280 ot ATmega2560, right? Both those chips have only one TWI. Looks like the max you can have on one Arduino Mega is 2.
1629817
The mesh are 4,5 and 10 wires per inch, thus ~0.25in, 0.20in, and 0.10in mesh size.
781592
I couldn't tell you . I have just bought turbo cad tutorials and just started learning it . sorry .
111060
Yes here's a link to the dimensional drawing. http://assets.bluesea.com/files/resources/dimensioned_drawing/Socket.jpg
329696
Best to check out differences on the Arduino web site. As mentioned, it is freeware, so anyone can produce it. Quality may not be up to the Arduino standard, and Arduino does not benefit from the purchase of second party products. Price and functionality are a positive.
1179611
There are a lot of tutorials on Arduino and you also get a small tutorial on the basics. You should be fine with it. This kit is enough to get started. When you know what you want to do just buy the parts you need for that project.
1179610
There are a lot of tutorials on Arduino and you also get a small tutorial on the basics. You should be fine with it.This kit is enough to get started. When you know what you want to do just buy the parts you need for that project.
1193256
Hi,The link below is for the dimensioned drawing on Blue Sea Systems website.http://assets.bluesea.com/files/resources/dimensioned_drawing/Socket.jpg
2198584
I am sorry....I don't know....bought them with an Arduino projects learning package and have not gotten that far..........
238012
A friend of mine who is a PhD physicist said, "You should think of the Arduino as a development board: You figure out how to do something, where the wires go, etc. using the kit. Then if you want to make something permanent, you build a 'new' arduino from scratch using just a few components (the main AtMega328p chip, some resistors, capacitors, oscillator, and voltage regulators)." which you have figured out using the kit, and the knowledge you learned from going through the exercises from the kit.
1471821
You can have as many as you like. Give each one a unique name and save as separate files. Just load the one you want to work on.
412491
The source code examples are for Arduino so you will have to figure out the .NET versions on your own but the devices should work fine. These are a common set of sensors that people use for experimentation so I'm guessing you would be able to find code examples for most of them on the web.