Nigel Leitzell / Mbed 2 deprecated SmartHomeBaseBoard

The Smart Home Baseboard project demonstrates successful communication using the integrated Bluetooth and RF module headers on the FRDM-K64F board as well as the serial port for UART communication to the serial terminal and Ethernet connectivity to push/pull data from the cloud. The Smart Home project ultimately is based on creating an automated home controlled either by the mobile board (i.e. wearable device) or the Smart Home Bluetooth App designed in MIT App Inventor 2. This project was completed for ECE533 class within the IUPUI Purdue School of Engineering.

Dependencies:   EthernetInterface M2XStreamClient jsonlite mbed-rtos mbed nRF24L01P

Fork of nRF24L01P_Hello_World by Owen Edwards

main.cpp

Committer:
Owen
Date:
2011-01-19
Revision:
1:5be2682710c6
Parent:
0:a51a6e7da590
Child:
2:718f6b5cf75c

File content as of revision 1:5be2682710c6:

#include "mbed.h"
#include "nRF24L01P.h"

Serial pc(USBTX, USBRX); // tx, rx

nRF24L01P my_nrf24l01p(p5, p6, p7, p8, p9, p10);    // mosi, miso, sck, csn, ce, irq

DigitalOut myled1(LED1);
DigitalOut myled2(LED2);

int main() {

// The nRF24L01+ supports transfers from 1 to 32 bytes, but Sparkfun's
//  "Nordic Serial Interface Board" (http://www.sparkfun.com/products/9019)
//  only handles 4 byte transfers in the ATMega code.
#define TRANSFER_SIZE   4

    char txData[TRANSFER_SIZE], rxData[TRANSFER_SIZE];
    int txDataCnt = 0;
    int rxDataCnt = 0;

    my_nrf24l01p.powerUp();

    // Display the (default) setup of the nRF24L01+ chip
    pc.printf( "nRF24L01+ Frequency    : %d MHz\r\n",  my_nrf24l01p.getRfFrequency() );
    pc.printf( "nRF24L01+ Output power : %d dBm\r\n",  my_nrf24l01p.getRfOutputPower() );
    pc.printf( "nRF24L01+ Data Rate    : %d kbps\r\n", my_nrf24l01p.getAirDataRate() );
    pc.printf( "nRF24L01+ TX Address   : 0x%010llX\r\n", my_nrf24l01p.getTxAddress() );
    pc.printf( "nRF24L01+ RX Address   : 0x%010llX\r\n", my_nrf24l01p.getRxAddress() );

    pc.printf( "Type keys to test transfers:\r\n  (transfers are grouped into %d characters)\r\n", TRANSFER_SIZE );

    my_nrf24l01p.setTransferSize( TRANSFER_SIZE );

    my_nrf24l01p.setReceiveMode();
    my_nrf24l01p.enable();

    while (1) {

        // If we've received anything over the host serial link...
        if ( pc.readable() ) {

            // ...add it to the transmit buffer
            txData[txDataCnt++] = pc.getc();

            // If the transmit buffer is full
            if ( txDataCnt >= sizeof( txData ) ) {

                // Send the transmitbuffer via the nRF24L01+
                my_nrf24l01p.write( NRF24L01P_PIPE_P0, txData, txDataCnt );

                txDataCnt = 0;
            }

            // Toggle LED1 (to help debug Host -> nRF24L01+ communication)
            myled1 = !myled1;
        }

        // If we've received anything in the nRF24L01+...
        if ( my_nrf24l01p.readable() ) {

            // ...read the data into the receive buffer
            rxDataCnt = my_nrf24l01p.read( NRF24L01P_PIPE_P0, rxData, sizeof( rxData ) );

            // Display the receive buffer contents via the host serial link
            for ( int i = 0; rxDataCnt > 0; rxDataCnt--, i++ ) {

                pc.putc( rxData[i] );
            }

            // Toggle LED2 (to help debug nRF24L01+ -> Host communication)
            myled2 = !myled2;
        }
    }
}