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cc1101 issues m5stickc plus2 #675
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What firmware version are you using? I tested with both latest firmware versions - Stable and Beta - and CC1101 module (wired as per CC1101 on M5Stack Stick Cplus) works fine with my M5StickC PLUS2 |
Hey, all. Unfortunately I can attach a file with captured data before updating the code. With the new more readable did not save. But even saving raw data, does not play, I do not understand what's wrong. Can you tell me please? Example 1: Example 2: Example 3: |
@killerbe Are you using M5StickC PLUS2? If so, what firmware version are you using? Symptoms you described fit the issue v1.8 has - Decoded RF signal using RcSwitch protocol was incorrectly saved in ASCII (Key: я і яя?і�) instead of a HEX value. Either try beta version (contains fix) firmware or v1.8.1 (released 5 hours ago - no idea if it contains fix already). |
Yes used M5StickC PLUS2, sold it, will it fit M5Stack Cores3 SE ?
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This was fixed in 1.8.1 |
Core devices still doesn't support CC1101 |
Whenever selecting the cc1101 in the module menu, my m5stick freezes until i unplug one of the wires, i know that my wiring is correct as the same wiring works for the NRF24 module. if i shutdown the device on the module selection page, it ends up choosing it sucessfully when i reboot it, but none of the features work, spectrum shows nothing apart from small "RF - Spectrum" text, and copying or playing back signals is broken. ive tried using another cc1101 module but i ended up with the same results, reflashing firmware, changing wires, all didnt solve the issue.
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