Jobytaffey is designing an Ethernet to radio bridge. This prototype uses an ENC28J60 for ethernet, and an XRF radio module. The XRF module is a UART-controlled 863.8 MHz transceiver with 250 Kbps transfer rates.
Via Flickr.
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Jobytaffey is designing an Ethernet to radio bridge. This prototype uses an ENC28J60 for ethernet, and an XRF radio module. The XRF module is a UART-controlled 863.8 MHz transceiver with 250 Kbps transfer rates.
Via Flickr.
A few days ago, there was a post about using SI standards. Now I notice in this article, that the title and comment mismatch in that regard :) Even the text itself mit matches with xxx Mhz and yyyKbps.
Change is never easy :) Thanks for the heads up.
heh, yeah I know :) I still see daily people using spaces wrongly. I even use them wrongly! :) Most annoying still are spaces just before ? and ! or even .
Great stuff! Been needin’ a long-range extension for quite a while.
BTW, the “Via Flickr” seems to point somewhere inappropriate.
Interesting looking device. Could you help with my curiosity as to how it would be used? Even some minor details as to what the project hopes to achieve, microcontroller involved, etc would be most enjoyed.
Oliver, I’m all over that punctuation thing. Also…I believe the word you are hunting for should be “incorrectly” as “wrongly” has a moral/ethical implication and I would put forth that the erroneous spacing is a product of accurancy not malicious intent. ;)
Hopefully, this clears up the mystery.
http://blog.cloudrfnet.com/
It’s a low cost ethernet to wireless bridge to connect sensors to our online service. Coming soon…