Joystick-servo-test
test code for joystick NRF servo control (will delete the temp file and replace with proper repo when done) (by VelOBor)
TEST_joystick_servo_nano_NRF24_RX
The RECEIVER module repo (by VelOBor)
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Joystick-servo-test
Posts with mentions or reviews of Joystick-servo-test.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-07-01.
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Is there anyone out there that can modify this code to add 3 servos?
Current code version is in the form of a readme file in a temporary repo on GitHub. Feel free to explore it here.
TEST_joystick_servo_nano_NRF24_RX
Posts with mentions or reviews of TEST_joystick_servo_nano_NRF24_RX.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-01-14.
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NRF24L01
Here is a receiver code I cobbled together for testing purposes and here is the corresponding transmitter. Before trying to deconstruct or use this, you should definitely check out the other links in the responses. The code has been tested in a setup as described in the comments within the code itself. Do yourself a favor and solder 10uF caps across the power pins of the NRF modules. They help a lot. You can draw just enough power from the arduino 3.3V pin to drive these guys. As long as you have them both set to low power setting. Tested on the basic variant of the transceiver, the one without an external antenna. Good luck! Feel free to ping me if you need some help. I'm currently tinkering with a pair of NRF's with the antenna. Need the range and reliability, as the modules themselves will be housed in metal cases and I want to have the external antenna.
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Wireless Arduino project help
Yes. It’s possible. A bit finicky. But quite possible. Actually helping someone troubleshoot their project based on the NRF24 modules. Here’s what you will need to wirelessly ring a buzzer: 2 NRF24 modules 2 Arduinos 1 push button 1 buzzer Some wires, power supply, CAPACITORS. Here is the TX module code, and this is the RX module. Ping me if you need some help.
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Problems with NRF24L01 Modules
Here is my test project for controlling a couple of servos with a joystick. Feel free to take a look at the TX module and the RX module repos.
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Is there anyone out there that can modify this code to add 3 servos?
The GitHub repo for the TX is here and for the RX is here. You don't need to know much about GitHub and how to clone repos, just go into the src directory and open the main.cpp file in each of them and copy/paste the code into your arduino IDE (make sure to comment out the unneccessary lines and/or add necessary libraries.
What are some alternatives?
When comparing Joystick-servo-test and TEST_joystick_servo_nano_NRF24_RX you can also consider the following projects:
RF24 - OSI Layer 2 driver for nRF24L01 on Arduino & Raspberry Pi/Linux Devices [Moved to: https://github.com/nRF24/RF24]
TEST_Joystick_servo_NANO_NRF24_TX - The TRANSMIT module