A couple of BorosRF2 Dual nRF24L01 Hats arrived earlier in the week. After some testing with my nRF24L01 Test application I have added compile-time configuration options for the two nRF24L01 sockets to my Adafruit.IO nRF24L01 Field Gateway.
public sealed class StartupTask : IBackgroundTask
{
private const string ConfigurationFilename = "config.json";
private const byte MessageHeaderPosition = 0;
private const byte MessageHeaderLength = 1;
// nRF24 Hardware interface configuration
#if CEECH_NRF24L01P_SHIELD
private const byte RF24ModuleChipEnablePin = 25;
private const byte RF24ModuleChipSelectPin = 0;
private const byte RF24ModuleInterruptPin = 17;
#endif
#if BOROS_RF2_SHIELD_RADIO_0
private const byte RF24ModuleChipEnablePin = 24;
private const byte RF24ModuleChipSelectPin = 0;
private const byte RF24ModuleInterruptPin = 27;
#endif
#if BOROS_RF2_SHIELD_RADIO_1
private const byte RF24ModuleChipEnablePin = 25;
private const byte RF24ModuleChipSelectPin = 1;
private const byte RF24ModuleInterruptPin = 22;
#endif
private readonly LoggingChannel loggingChannel = new LoggingChannel("devMobile AdaFruit.IO nRF24L01 Field Gateway", null, new Guid("4bd2826e-54a1-4ba9-bf63-92b73ea1ac4a"));
private readonly RF24 rf24 = new RF24();
For this initial version only one nRF24L01 device socket active at a time is supported.
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