by serial do you mean UART?

if so, i had not, any advice?

Hi, Thanks for the help guys but i'm still not getting anywhere. My Question: Is there a program available written in C that has the functionality to receive a stream of data and store it? Detecting valid data is not a problem just yet, i just want to be able to store whatever data is coming in(as i...

Ok so i grabbed the gpio-int-test program and that detects an interrupt. Now my coding isnt great, im assuming i should read the level of the gpio pin (high/low,0/1) multiple times to decide the binary of the transmission and store it. Is this correct? I cant seem to find anything like this on the i...

The transmitter is an mk-consultants MKT7B which is tuned to 434.075 Mhz, the receiver module is the MKR7 which is also tuned to 434.075Mhz. these are already in use on the existing receiver/transmitter modules that are in use. so essentially all i'm doing is adding another receiver module into the ...

Thanks for your relply Gordon. I am connecting the RF module directly to the GPIO pins. I am actually trying to data farm from an existing RF network for care home alarms. The idea is to have the receiver module hooked up to the Pi to bring in the same data that the existing network already uses. Th...

Hi, Not getting any responses so I thought I would update the thread to include a bit more info as i'm desperate for help. I have the RF module hooked up to the GPIO using breadboard. What I need to do is detect, accept and store an incoming data stream into the GPIO on the Pi from the RF module. I ...

Its a MKconsultants MKR7B

it can be found here http://www.mkconsultants.eu/products/545-mkr7.aspx

Thanks

Hi guys, First post so please be gentle. I'm working on trying to get an RF module to communicate with the Pi over GPIO using C. My coding isn't exceptional and so I'm struggling a little bit. I'm trying to use the WiringPi library from https://projects.drogon.net/raspberry-pi/wiringpi/ . So I my qu...