Avamander

It seems to me that this isn't a _trivial_ example to build. There's Linux machines and Arduino boards that would both need a separate approach. On Linux it would be...

> but I have a feeling the module TX-ing the carrier wave isn't modulating to the right frequency while the PLL is locked (because its transmitting)... This sounds like an...

> A lot of python people swear by the `colorama` (3rd-party) lib for changing colors in the terminal. I've used it before as a dependency to a logger lib for...

I was just thinking a progress bar per-channel and just update those with signal strength. (So basically yours but rotated right 90deg)

> we can do 3 columns of 41 progress bars or something like that to utilize screen realty. 25 lines seems like a safe bet to avoid automatic scrolling. It'd...

Using same-size data types with `__attribute__((__packed__))` on your struct would avoid this issue as long as endianness matches. Offset-based decoding is just an ugly way of doing that. A better...

> Is there an obvious one to use for the ATTiny84/Arduino do you think? The ATTiny's are probably too memory constrained for that, a "packed" struct would be cheaper.

It's possible that there's some kind of a data type size mismatch. However if you connect the module to your board and write a sample script that just reads the...

Can you use barebones SPI and see if that still has the issue? Knowing if the problem still exists or doesn't would narrow it down to read_register.

I just personally suspect it's some lower-level issue because the one-bit-shift issue hasn't occurred before on other platforms.