I've recently bought a 433MHz ASK radio receiver and transmitter (the srx882 and stx882) and an arduino nano every for use in a university project. I found out a few days after they arrived that the RadioHead library doesn't work for the arduino nano every. I'd rather not buy a different arduino because I have a limited budget so are there any other libraries that I can use to control the transmitter and receiver? The transmitter will be attached to an arduino uno that we were given and the receiver will be the one connected to the nano every. I can't switch these arround because space is very limited on the receiver end.
Any AVR or ATtiny processor, along with some others. Check the RadioHead library documentation for the supported processors. VirtualWire by the same author also works well, and requires much less memory than RadioHead.
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I'm not sure if you've quite understood my question. The RadioHead library does not support the Arduino Nano Every. I have made sure of this by checking the documentation, attempting to upload the code myself and looking at a few posts online. My question was whether alternative libraries exist that do support ASK radio modules on the arduino nano every.
I answered the following question, which seemed pretty clear, and did not reference the Nano Every.
The Every is pretty new, and very different to other Arduinos. I doubt there is much interest in modifying RadioHead to support it, especially for such primitive and limited modulation as ASK. A digital output for TX and input for RX is all you need for that.
You're right thats entirely my fault for an unclear question lol sorry. I meant module in the software sense but that becomes a bit unclear when talking about arduinos and other devices.
A digital output for TX and input for RX is all you need for that.
Does this mean it would it be relatively simple to make it work without a library then? I dont have any experience in making hardware drivers and my knowledge of anything rf is incredibly limited.
The Every can very easily generate ASK signals. Describe what do you want to do with the radios, and people can make suggestions.
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