The repo contains a modified version of the JeeLib RFM12B wireless radio driver for use with the Ciseco RFu 328 units V1.x with an RFM12B. This is used on the emonTx V3.2 and emonTH V1.4 http://shop.ciseco.co.uk/rf-328-bare-arduino-atmega-328-compatible-micro-board-rfu-328/
For the new emonTx V3.4 and emonTx V2.x and other current OpenEnergyMonitor hardware units use the unmodified JeeLib Library available here: https://github.com/jcw/jeelib
The RFu is a tiny ATmega328 + RFM12B radio (SRF can also be used) in Xbee form factor. http://openmicros.org/index.php/articles/88-ciseco-product-documentation/236-rfu328-starter-guide
THE STANDARD jeelib LIBRARY SHOULD NOT BE UPLOADED TO THE RFu V1.1
If the standard JeeLib is uploaded to the RFu V1.1 it will enter a reset loop and serial upload will stop working. For technical explanation and method to recover from this see below.
The library was renamed to 'RFu_JeeLib' to avoid confusion with the unmodified 'jeelib'. This also enables both libraries to be installed in Arduino libraries folder.
RFM12B SS moved to Dig4/PD4 and INT moved to Dig3/INT1:
#defined(CISECO_RFU)
// CISECO RFU - RFM12B 0 SS: DIG3 INT:DIG2 INT1
#define RFM_IRQ 3 //DIG3/INT1 also change LINE 598 AND 600 below
#define SS_DDR DDRD
#define SS_PORT PORTD
#define SS_BIT 4 // PD4/DIG4
#define SPI_SS 10 // PB2, pin 16
#define SPI_MOSI 11 // PB3, pin 17
#define SPI_MISO 12 // PB4, pin 18
#define SPI_SCK 13 // PB5, pin 19
#elif defined(CISECO_RFU)
if ((nodeid & NODE_ID) != 0)
attachInterrupt(1, rf12_interrupt, LOW);
else
detachInterrupt(1);
Set nINT/VDI pin to always be an input:
rf12_xfer(0x90A2); // nINT,FAST,134kHz,0dBm,-91dBm - set nINT/VDI pin as output to stop it interfering with RFu reset
Explanation: The nINT/VDI pin (pad 11) on the RFM12B is connected to the Atmega328's RST line on the RFu V1.1. This is to allow OTA uploading when using an SRF radio. The nINT/VDI pin is set as input as default, when the RFM12B is initialised using the standard JeeLib library it sets nINT/VDI as output and drives it low resulting in the ATmega328 on the RFu getting stuck in a reset loop. In this state the ATmega328 on the RFu is unable accept a serial upload. The only way to recover from this reset loop is to connect the RFu to an ISP programmer and re-load the Arduino Uno bootloader. - this issue has now been fixed in software by setting nINT/VSI as input (high impedance).
Thanks to Matt Lloyd for this software fix.
#Many thanks to the hard work of JCW from jeelabs.org for the RFM12 driver#
JeeLib is an Arduino IDE library for the "ports" on JeeNodes, the
"RF12" wireless driver library, timers, low-power code, and several interface
classes. With examples for many sensor & interface boards made by [JeeLabs]
Download the zip
- Unpack the archive and rename the resulting folder to "RFu_JeeLib".
- Move it to the "libraries" folder in your Arduino sketches area.
- Restart the Arduino IDE to make sure it sees the new files.
The wiki for the un modified JeeLib library is at http://jeelabs.net/projects/cafe/wiki.