A week ago, I posted some news about DPA Terminal. I promised, that I will add control capability for all main constructions from this site. A few days ago, I added Relay Board control capability. I had to change source code of Relay Board, but I think, the result is worth to it. Let’s see inside.
Two weeks ago, I published post about DPA .NET class. This class is useful for everyone, who would like to work on own PC application for communication with DPA coordinator. I used this class in my new tool for DPA application testing. This tool has name DPA Terminal. This software is published with full source codes. So, If you want, you can use it and change it against your needs.
One of my first post on this site was IQRF Relay Board. I made a simple board with shift register and eight relays. All was controlled by IQRF P2P application. Now it is time to make some upgrade, upgrade to DPA and make real IQMESH device. How is it simple? You will see inside…
Today, I am going to continue with DCTRs usage. I my older article: Addressable one-wire RF thermometer, I used DS18B20 assembled on DDC-SE-01. This example worked as addressable Point to point application. Now, we know, how to make IQMESH and we are able to use DPA. So let’s do it… Continue reading
We have published more than 30 original source codes for TR module based devices. All articles were focused on standard TR modules, where you have to write your own source code (user application). All of them were focused mainly for Point to Point communications. This post begins new post series about Data Controlled TRansceivers (DCTR). Continue reading