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Changed the examples to run with the new lib architecture. Only some comments and the constructor to create a new networkDevice were changed.

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Marcel Schulz 2017-11-21 23:51:58 +01:00
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examples/BME280_Client/BME280_Client.ino
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@ -23,8 +23,6 @@
* https://github.com/sparkfun/SparkFun_BME280_Arduino_Library
*
* Step 4 - Run the project
* Open the file SBNetwork_config.h in the library folder ../libraries/SBNetwork/src/SBNetwork_config.h and comment out (put two // at the line start) the line 6.
* Line 6 should now look like this //#define RUN_AS_MASTER
* Connect the Arduino via USB to the PC, select the right board and COM interface in the tools menu and run the project.
*/
@ -38,9 +36,10 @@
//SBMacAddress deviceMac(0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x04, 0x05);
SBMacAddress deviceMac(0x05, 0x04, 0x03, 0x02, 0x01);
// Create a new network device with Wemos D1 mini and set the _ce and _cs pin
//SBNetwork networkDevice(D2, D8);
SBNetwork networkDevice(6, 7);
// Create a new network device with Arduino and set the _ce and _cs pin
// The first argument defines the type of the device. false=master and true=client device
//SBNetwork networkDevice(false, D2, D8);
SBNetwork networkDevice(true, 6, 7);
// time variables
uint32_t wait = 20000;

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examples/GettingStartedClient/GettingStartedClient.ino
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@ -4,9 +4,7 @@
* See further library details on https://github.com/Schullebernd/SBNetwork
* *************************************************************
* This Getting started is prepared for using it with a Arduino as a client device.
* If you want to use a Wemos, then change the line "SBNetwork networkDevice(6, 7);" to the correct pinout for a Wemos (D2, D8).
* To get shure, that the SBNetwork library is build for a Client-Device, open the SBNetwork_config.h in the libraries folder and get shure that line 6 is commented out.
* //#define RUN_AS_MASTER
* If you want to use a Wemos, then change the line 38 "SBNetwork networkDevice(true, 6, 7);" to the correct pinout for a Wemos "SBNetwork networkDevice(true, D2, D8);".
* **************************************************************
* Step 1 - Prepare your device
* Connect a nRF24L01 transmitter to the Arduino or to a Wemos D1 mini.
@ -21,8 +19,6 @@
* D5 > SCK 13 > SCK
*
* Step 2 - Build the sketch for the client device
* Open the file SBNetwork_config.h in the library folder ../libraries/SBNetwork/src/SBNetwork_config.h and comment out (put two // at the line start) the line 6.
* Line 6 should now look like this //#define RUN_AS_MASTER
* Connect the Arduino via USB to the PC, select the right board and COM interface in the tools menu and run the project.
* After building and loading up to the Arduino, the serial monitor should show some log data.
* If you already run a master device you should now see the pairing process in the serial montor for both devices.
@ -37,8 +33,9 @@
SBMacAddress deviceMac(0x05, 0x04, 0x03, 0x02, 0x01);
// Create a new network device with Wemos D1 mini and set the _ce and _cs pin
//SBNetwork networkDevice(D2, D8);
SBNetwork networkDevice(6, 7);
// The first argument defines the type of the device. false=master and true=client device
//SBNetwork networkDevice(false, D2, D8);
SBNetwork networkDevice(true, 6, 7);
void setup() {

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examples/GettingStartedMaster/GettingStartedMaster.ino
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* See further library details on https://github.com/Schullebernd/SBNetwork
* *************************************************************
* This Getting started is prepared for using it with a Wemos D1 mini as a master device.
* If you want to use an Arduino, then change the line "SBNetwork networkDevice(D2, D8);" to the correct pinout for an Arduino (6,7).
* To get shure, that the SBNetwork library is build for a Master-Device open the SBNetwork_config.h in the libraries folder and get shure that line 6 is not commented out.
* #define RUN_AS_MASTER
* If you want to use an Arduino, then change the line 38 "SBNetwork networkDevice(false, D2, D8);" to the correct pinout for an Arduino "SBNetwork networkDevice(false, 6, 7);".
* **************************************************************
* Step 1 - Prepare your device
* Connect a nRF24L01 transmitter to a Wemos D1 mini or an Arduino Device
@ -21,8 +19,6 @@
* D5 > SCK 13 > SCK
*
* Step 2 - Build the sketch for the master device
* Open the file SBNetwork_config.h in the library folder ../libraries/SBNetwork/src/SBNetwork_config.h and comment out (put two // at the line start) the line 6.
* Line 6 should now look like this //#define RUN_AS_MASTER
* Connect the Wemos via USB to the PC, select the right board and COM interface in the tools menu and run the project.
* After building and loading up to the Wemos, the serial monitor should show some log data.
*
@ -38,8 +34,9 @@ SBMacAddress deviceMac(0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x04, 0x05);
//SBMacAddress deviceMac(0x05, 0x04, 0x03, 0x02, 0x01);
// Create a new network device with Wemos D1 mini and set the _ce and _cs pin.
SBNetwork networkDevice(D2, D8);
//SBNetwork networkDevice(6, 7);
// The first argument defines the type of the device. false=master and true=client device
SBNetwork networkDevice(false, D2, D8);
//SBNetwork networkDevice(true, 6, 7);
void setup() {
// Init serial connection
@ -76,6 +73,6 @@ void loop() {
// If the master has received a message, it will sent a message to the sender
if (networkDevice.available()) {
char* message = "Hello client, yes I can hear you well!";
networkDevice.sendToDevice(networkDevice._MasterStorage.Slaves[0], message, strlen(message) + 1);
networkDevice.sendToDevice(networkDevice.MasterStorage.Slaves[0], message, strlen(message) + 1);
}
} // Loop

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examples/UniversalSensorMaster/UniversalSensorMaster.ino
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* See further library details on https://github.com/Schullebernd/SBNetwork
* *************************************************************
* This Getting started is prepared for using it with a Wemos D1 mini as a master device.
* If you want to use an Arduino, then change the line 39 "SBNetwork networkDevice(D2, D8);" to the correct pinout for an Arduino (6,7).
* To get shure, that the SBNetwork library is build for a Master-Device open the SBNetwork_config.h in the libraries folder and get shure that line 6 is not commented out.
* #define RUN_AS_MASTER
* If you want to use an Arduino, then change the line 39 "SBNetwork networkDevice(false, D2, D8);" to the correct pinout for an Arduino "SBNetwork networkDevice(false, 6, 7)".
*
* **************************************************************
* Step 1 - Prepare your device
* Connect a nRF24L01 transmitter to a Wemos D1 mini or an Arduino Device
@ -21,8 +20,6 @@
* D5 > SCK 13 > SCK
*
* Step 2 - Build the sketch for the master device
* Open the file SBNetwork_config.h in the library folder ../libraries/SBNetwork/src/SBNetwork_config.h and comment out (put two // at the line start) the line 6.
* Line 6 should now look like this //#define RUN_AS_MASTER
* Connect the Wemos via USB to the PC, select the right board and COM interface in the tools menu and run the project.
* After building and loading up to the Wemos, the serial monitor should show some log data.
*/
@ -36,8 +33,9 @@ SBMacAddress deviceMac(0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x04, 0x05);
//SBMacAddress deviceMac(0x05, 0x04, 0x03, 0x02, 0x01);
// Create a new network device with Wemos D1 mini and set the _ce and _cs pin.
SBNetwork networkDevice(D2, D8);
//SBNetwork networkDevice(6, 7);
// The first argument defines the type of the device. false=master and true=client device
SBNetwork networkDevice(false, D2, D8);
//SBNetwork networkDevice(true, 6, 7);
void setup() {
// Init serial connection