This is a Windows 10 IoT Core project on the Raspberry Pi 2/3, coded by C#.
GitHub:https://github.com/ZhangGaoxing/windows-iot-demo/tree/master/NRF24L01
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Connect
nRF1
- VCC - 3.3V (Best)
- GND - GND
- MOSI - SPI0 MOSI (GPIO 10)
- MISO - SPI0 MISO (GPIO 9)
- SCK - SPI0 SCLK (GPIO 11)
- CSN - SPI0 CS0 (GPIO 8)
- CE - GPIO 23
- IRQ - GPIO 24
- nRF2
- VCC - 3.3V (Best)
- GND - GND
- MOSI - SPI1 MOSI (GPIO 20)
- MISO - SPI1 MISO (GPIO 19)
- SCK - SPI1 SCLK (GPIO 21)
- CSN - SPI1 CS0 (GPIO 16)
- CE - GPIO 5
- IRQ - GPIO 6
What Contains
In NRF24L01.cs file
///
/// Initialize
///
public async Task InitializeAsync();
///
/// Send
///
/// Data
public async void Send(byte[] data);
///
/// Receive
///
/// Packet Size
/// Data
public byte[] Receive(byte length);
......
How to Use
- First, you need to create a NRF24L01 object. After that you should call InitializeAsync() to initialize.
// Create and Initialize
// CSN Pin, CE Pin, IRQ Pin, SPI Friendly Name, Receive Packet Size
NRF24L01 sender = new NRF24L01(0, 23, 24, "SPI0", 12);
NRF24L01 receiver = new NRF24L01(0, 5, 6, "SPI1", 12);
await sender.InitializeAsync();
await receiver.InitializeAsync();
- Secondly
sender.Send(Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("ZhangGaoxing"));
receiver.ReceivedData += Receiver_ReceivedData;
private void Receiver_ReceivedData(object sender, ReceivedDataEventArgs e)
{
var raw = e.Data.Skip(1).ToArray();
var res = Encoding.UTF8.GetString(raw);
Debug.Write("Received Raw Data : ");
foreach (var item in raw)
{
Debug.Write($"{item} ");
}
Debug.WriteLine("");
Debug.WriteLine($"Received Data : {res}");
}
- If you want to close the sensor, call Dispose().
sender.Dispose();
receiver.Dispose();