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For consideration.  What are the limitations of one of these:

http://www.gabotroni...a-xprotolab.htm

 

I think I'm most interested in analyzing serial comm and PWM signals to know what is going on that I can not see with a multimeter.

What I'd like to know is with the RFM12b, what parameters in the command registers must match between sender and receiver?

 

On the arduino side, the lowpowerlabs and Jeelabs libraries are complex to me (still pretty new).  The example netduino lib uses some different parameters.

 

elettrozero, would you share some of the changes you made to the lib posted here?  I've started a little on converting the arduino lib to C# to work with the netduino.  I'm still to early in the process to see any results.

Hi Foozinator, Did you ever further develop your code? I am trying to setup some arduino motes using the rfm12b module. I haven't got too deep, but I'm curious if anyone has had good success with this radio and netduino to arduino communication. I've seen lowpowerlabs code and its amazing. I would hope to have something similar on .net Thanks

I'm looking at the same thing with a moteino which is an integrated version of a mini pro.  I have not started yet, still waiting to get the parts.  I was doing a lot of research on more sophisticated radios (xbee, RFM22), but I thought I would start simple with the RFM12.

 

I've got this thread pegged already. :-)

My app wasn't very big.  Just a testing app for the RTC.  You were right about the reference thing.  I've been floating between computers and I didn't realize that I hadn't installed the toolbox references on this computer.

 

I installed toolbox and it worked fine.

 

What was strange was that it worked for a while and I'm not sure what I changed to require the toolbox references.

 

Oh well, thanks for the quick help.  Onward and upward.