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atmega328 and a 433mhz receiver / sender #13

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steffenmllr opened this issue Apr 29, 2017 · 1 comment
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atmega328 and a 433mhz receiver / sender #13

steffenmllr opened this issue Apr 29, 2017 · 1 comment

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@steffenmllr
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steffenmllr commented Apr 29, 2017

First of thanks for putting this together. I learnt a lot from going through the code!

I had a couple of cheap 433mhz receiver (XD-RF-5V) and sender (XD-FST) laying around and I was wondering if there is some way to put them on pin 11 / 13 of the atmega328. My intention was to make a 433mhz<>atmega328<>esp8266<>mqtt bridge.

Using the the rc-switch and the manchester (lots try/error with the sample code) I was not able to get a signal from the atmega328.

Do you have any tipps on how to make this happen or is it not possible to get the atmega328 working with the rf receiver above?

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timgray commented Sep 13, 2017

I added mine to pin1 of the atmega. it's pretty trivial to solder a small wire on there and now you can use the Interrupt0 line as needed.

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