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Hexperience wrote: I take it this applies to both the skyartec module and a cc2500-pa bought off of ebay?
As long as we find the correct pins on the module we'll be ok right? This is what mine says...
So long as I match up mosi to si (etc) ??
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Hi Hexperience,
Your picture is a XL2500-D03 module,it's same as mine!
I think deviation should work fine with CC2500-PA module as well,if you got correctly pin connection.
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Does that mean I have to put 3.3v to ALL 3 of those places?
Would anyone have a diagram of how to wire in these modules? The photo in the manual is a bit hard to see where the wires are really going.
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yes,you are right!
if you use XL2500-D03 module,you should put 3.3v to VCC & PAEN.
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wenku.baidu.com/view/2a2f4e737fd5360cba1adb94.html
wenku.baidu.com/view/1dafd519a76e58fafab0035b.html
PA_EN: When Tx status set '1', Rx set '0'
LNA_EN: When Rx status set '1', Tx set '0'
Possible PA_EN and LNA_EN have to be mutually inverted.
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PhracturedBlue wrote: I have updated the module installation instructions for both the CC2500 and A7105 modules. You can find the updated instructions here:
www.deviationtx.com/repository/Documenta...duleInstallation.pdf
The next release is imminent. Mostly it is waiting for:
b) me to update the documentation
After the recent discussions - does this require the Modulinstallation.pdf file to be updated? (I need to give the module and radio to my friend for soldering and want to be sure he has the information required.)
Thanks.
Stein Holstad
Norway
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Can you guys help me fill in this..
(sorry I know I'm thick)
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Lets come together and make some sense!
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Mullson wrote: Wats the picture? This project is for everyone and all. fer more the first thing this jittering is FK distrusting.The first explanation was correct, I got it right the first time whith PBs explination and some thinking and sens This is no do it your self club.
Lets come together and make some sense!
Sorry!
If I uploaded any picture with no sense,please let me know,I will delete it.
do you mean the connection table or devo10 pictures?
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No, they can both be enabled at the same time. the PA_EN powers up the power-amp (transmit amp). The LNA_EN powers up the low-noise-amplifier (receiver amp). It is perfectly valid for both to be enabled simultaneously though it does draw more power that way. Since we don't have enoiugh pins to actually manage these connections, tying them always on is what I've done. It is possible it will reduce the overall performance of the CC2500 module, but I haven't really tested yet. Note that this has nothing to do with the CC2500. These connections are (as far as I'm aware) only for controlling the external amplifiervlad_vy wrote: PA_EN: When Tx status set '1', Rx set '0'
LNA_EN: When Rx status set '1', Tx set '0'
Possible PA_EN and LNA_EN have to be mutually inverted.
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dc59 wrote: Delete
DC59!!! Those pictures were great! I don't have a clue what that guy was talking about. Please repost them!
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Hexperience wrote:
dc59 wrote: Delete
DC59!!! Those pictures were great! I don't have a clue what that guy was talking about. Please repost them!
+1. Mullson seems to be... special , don't listen to him
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Hexperience wrote: Does the XL2500 not have a Low Noise Amp? Will that be a problem? Specifically I'll be looking for long range (with telemetry when we get to that point).
The one I got has both PA and LNA.
www.aliexpress.com/item/CC2500-PA-LNA-wi...-2-4G/359941652.html
Which XL2500 is yours, D02 or D03?
From what I'm seeing around:
D02: both PA and LNA, 20dbm
D03: just PA, 15dbm or 16dbm
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vlad_vy wrote: I think it will be:
Thanks Vlad!!! Just what I needed.
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sbstnp wrote:
Hexperience wrote: Does the XL2500 not have a Low Noise Amp? Will that be a problem? Specifically I'll be looking for long range (with telemetry when we get to that point).
The one I got has both PA and LNA.
www.aliexpress.com/item/CC2500-PA-LNA-wi...-2-4G/359941652.html
Which XL2500 is yours, D02 or D03?
From what I'm seeing around:
D02: both PA and LNA, 20dbm
D03: just PA, 15dbm or 16dbm
%@#$%@%%!!! I hate ebay!
Yes, I have the D03 but the ebay listing said it was 20dbm... Now I have to order again and wait... crud.
Thanks for catching that sbstnp.... I wouldn't have known...
edit--- AHHH I just did it again... I just ordered from the link posted above without reading it. It says it's 17dbm and "work distance" is 800m (But that it's up to 150ma so I don;t know...)
Lucky these things are cheap! I'll have a nice collection by the end.
I'll hook up the xl2500-d03 for now...
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