Simple 3D-printed NRF remote - Arduino controlled

Yeah, it happens on USB too. Is there a way to verify on the serial monitor that the signal from the remote is going through to the receiver?

what would you prefer: (sorry for spam but i just found a couple options i can do) https://www.amazon.com/DROK-Converter-Voltage-Regulator-Portable/dp/B00BZJ1DEC/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1516847439&sr=8-11&keywords=3v+to+5v+boost+converter

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Yes, the UBEC shares the GND. If only I could use VESC power, of course I won’t use a UBEC, but Îm powering a lot of ws2812. The total consumption is a bit high for the 2A 5V regulator built in the VESC.

I still have the same problem
 need to power cycle a few times to get it connected
 sometimes it fires up on the first try, sometimes not


Only good thing is once the receiver is connected, I can turn off the remote and turn it on again without the same problem.

No other solution for now
 Hoping the new firmware will resolve this.

Hmm, so I finally got my remote and receiver mostly working. Still having the power issues, but right now I’m more concerned with another issue. The Receiver is outputting to PWM with a MASSIVE min and max values. My maytech VESCs freeze anytime the timings go above 1ms annoyingly enough. I managed to fix it by going into the transmitter code and changing some values in the calculateThrottlePosition portion of the code. By lowering the maxHallValue and raising the minHallValue, I got my PWM signals between .3 and .9ms. with that little change, the Firefly is compatible with the Pulse Echo board after 1 little recalibration :hugs:

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been reading this thread for a while and looked at the github page. @solidgeek do you know when part 3 of the tutorial on the home page is coming out.

also does anyone have any or all parts that wants to sell them to me. im in the US

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Anyone have s fully functioning tested remote that they want to trade for a brand new nano x?

not to be rude by any means but isn’t that like an downgrade ?

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Not really for me. I really like this remote and it’s functionality.

yeah I mean for th gut that trades with you

It depends on who u ask. Someone may want a smaller remote that’s a more simple design. Just put out there just in case. Not trying to rip anyone off.

Is anyone selling completes of this remote? I’d love to buy one from you @solidgeek :slight_smile: I’m in Sweden so shipping wouldn’t be that bad!

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jag har första beta, om din fixas snabbt kan han skicka i samma paket till oss @UniqueSnowflakeN27

Det har vart najs! Men annars gÄr det sÀkert att posta det i ett kuvert med 2st frimÀrken(14kr), eftersom att den inte vÀger sÄ vÀrst mycket :slight_smile:

I was also wondering if anyone is selling any completes. Didn’t quite understand @Jammeslu, and @UniqueSnowflakeN27 LOL

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I would take a beta as well.

I was wondering why we need a charger board and a boost converter board. Aren’t there many other boards thats can do both?

EDIT: like i found a board like this, and it seems like it works. although i may be wrong.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071RG4YWM/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A1N6DLY3NQK2VM

That’s just a charger/protection circuit. It doesnt boost the voltage to 5V.

There’s the adafruit feather that comes with everything in one simple package. BMS, Boost and Arduino.

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