Update pypackage set txpower per nrf/inverter #51
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Add config parameter `txpower` in inverters- and nrf context. This enables overriding txpower default RF24_PA_MAX, in some cases inverters require RF24_PA_LOW. For larger setups, txpower can be set per inverter to be able to query a far away (max) and a near by (low) one from within one instance. Valid values can be: * `txpower: 'max'` (corresponds to RF24_PA_MAX, default) * `txpower: 'low'` (corresponds to RF24_PA_LOW)
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why do you not support, |
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I had not seen a noticeable difference between high vs. max and low vs. min. If there is, can do. |
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I checked the datasheet of NRF24L01 (sparkfun.com) chip. On page 55 and 56 you can see the setting |
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Add config parameter
txpowerin inverters- and nrf context.This enables overriding txpower default RF24_PA_MAX, in some cases
inverters require RF24_PA_LOW. For larger setups, txpower can be set per
inverter to be able to query a far away (max) and a near by (low) one from within
one instance.
Valid values can be:
txpower: 'max'(corresponds to RF24_PA_MAX, default)txpower: 'low'(corresponds to RF24_PA_LOW)