SPI.h

[elijah84]

Can you explain your pin/port assignments in the subject file? I am trying to use your code and it seems that they correspond to a Teensy 1.0 core and NOT 3.1.

[gyaresu]

Hi! Sorry I didn't see this earlier.

Can I still help you with this? I am using a Teensy 3.1 and it does work for me.

[elijah84]

No its cool, I managed to figure it out from the following posting (Tutorial on digital I/O, ATMega PIN/PORT/DDR D/B registers vs. ARM GPIO_PDIR / _PDOR) But if you have time, I was trying to adapt your code to run two RF1101se's from a single teensy, which was causing issues. I thought it would be simple since your code is in C++, meaning if I create a second CC1101 class object it should work, but there are some details about the SPI interface of SS and GD0 and/or public or private variables which i think are causing it to fail. see attached and let me know what you think.
workspace.zip

[gyaresu]

Hey @elijah84
Samy recommended ditching the SPI library that's included with panstamp so I'm going to get address filtering working and then work on using default Arduino SPI lib. That should make dual SPI devices easier to implement.

[SimenDeath]

I would also love to have some lib for teensy 3.x with 2 cc1101 modules, anyway thanks for sharing @elijah84

[sorscode]

I realize this is old, but will post anyways. If you look at my github, I have full SPI working.