Thomas Flayols

Hello, Indeed, the code is working well, even if not updated for some time. This can be seen as a proof of concept more than a polished library. BTW, this...

> why does the receive callback call handler->send()? If I remember correctly, the basic example was a ping test, so it sends a message as soon as an incoming one...

Hello, I think a good start is to use this simple code, on the pi: https://github.com/thomasfla/Linux-ESPNOW/blob/master/ESPNOW_lib/src/main.cpp this will echo each espnow packet received by the pi. You could also run...

Thanks for the fast response, I'll then do a separate flat "link level" assembly for the URDF export.

No, I don't have any good solution..

You are correct, I did not implement the ACK of the espnow protocol and only worked with broadcast packet. For our application, we needed low latency, so we used broadcast...

Great, thank you very much! I plan to use a Maple Mini (STM32F103RCBT6) with this core https://github.com/stm32duino. If it doesn't work, I think I'll switch to a Teensy. For the...

Hi pierre, The lib works out of the box for SMT32 arduino core! (With my setup, I can only tested the polling version..) I realized that MODIF bit of CiINT...

Hi Pierre, Thanks! BTW, it might be easier to read the code on this commit from my fork : https://github.com/thomasfla/acan2517/commit/8f0a3646a40d7321163a2a4ad438c9849475d2b9 In this commit I also optimized the sending of a...

Hi, I've not implemented flow control other than OE (Output enable) to control the half duplex nature of my RS485 transceiver. This is a software implementation, so almost everything is...