The "RF24 radio (9,10);" is giving me issues.
sketch_feb11a:4: error: 'RF24' does not name a type
sketch_feb11a:5: error: 'RF24Audio' does not name a type
sketch_feb11a.ino: In function 'void setup()':
sketch_feb11a:9: error: 'rfAudio' was not declared in this scope
Would anyone know how to fix this. Thanks.
I have found in my experience that this can be caused by a few things.
Firstly, have you made sure to include the RF24 library at the beginning of your sketch?
If you have that, then you need to make sure that the RF24 library is actually in your Arduino libraries folder.
If that is also present, make sure that it is at the right level. When importing new libraries, I have often made the mistake of nesting the folder too deep.
You should have it as such: C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\libraries\RF24
This folder then needs to contain the .h and .cpp files.
If you had C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\libraries\RF24\RF24
which contained the .h and .cpp files, it will not work as it is one level too deep.
I'm assuming you're on Windows here but I think it applies to all OSs.
Ok, it was one level too deep in the RF24 Folder, but now the Minimal Sketch from TMRH20 is giving me this error. No idea what it means, I've only changed the numbers.
Minimal:37: error: variable 'RF24 radio' has initializer but incomplete type
CODE:
/* RF24 Audio Library TMRh20 2014
This sketch is intended to demonstrate the most basic functionality of the audio library.
Requirements:
2 Arduinos (Uno,Nano,Mega, etc supported)
2 NRF24LO1 Radio Modules
1 or more input devices (microphone, ipod, etc)
1 or more output devices (speaker, amplifier, etc)
1 or more external buttons or switches to control recording/volume/etc.
Setup:
1. Change the CE,CS pins below to match your chosen pins (I use 7,8 on 328 boards, and 48,49 on Mega boards)
2. Connect buttons as desired to the button pins listed below.
2. Upload this sketch to two or more devices
3. Use external buttons to control all devices
Default Pin Selections:
Speaker: pins 9,10 on UNO, Nano, pins 11,12 on Mega 2560
Input/Microphone: Analog pin A0 on all boards
Transmit button: Pin A1
VolumeUp button: Pin A2
VolumeDn button: Pin A3
Remote Transmission: Pin A4
Note: See http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/InputPullupSerial for info on how to wire the buttons to the pins
Note: Pin selections can be overridden by modifying the userConfig.h file included with the library
*/
#include <RF24.h>
#include <SPI.h>
#include <RF24Audio.h>
RF24 radio(9,10); // Set radio up using pins 7 (CE) 8 (CS)
RF24Audio rfAudio(radio,1); // Set up the audio using the radio, and set to radio number 0.
** // Setting the radio number is only important if one-to-one communication is desired**
** // in a multi-node radio group. See the privateBroadcast() function.**
void setup() { **
** rfAudio.begin(); // The only thing to do is initialize the library.
}
void loop() {
** // Audio playback and button handling is all managed internally.**
** // In this example, the radio is controlled by external buttons, so there is nothing to do here**
}
/* Documentation and References:
References:
All Library documentation: http://tmrh20.github.io/
New (2014) RF24 Audio Library: GitHub - nRF24/RF24Audio: Arduino library for streaming data/audio from analog inputs via NRF24L01 modules
Optimized (2014) RF24 Lib Source Code: GitHub - nRF24/RF24: OSI Layer 2 driver for nRF24L01 on Arduino & Raspberry Pi/Linux Devices
Optimized (2014) RF24 Network Lib: GitHub - nRF24/RF24Network: OSI Layer 3 Networking for nRF24L01(+) Radios on Arduino and Raspberry Pi
*/
I think I need more information. What exactly are you trying to do?
From your second post, I found the following line a bit odd:
RF24 radio(9,10); // Set radio up using pins 7 (CE) 8 (CS)
The setup says:
Why have you used pins (9,10) instead of (7,8)?