You cannot use Arduino libraries with the PIC. Further possible incompatibilities are the number of transmitted bits for the variable type (word size), and bit and byte order.
Samanu:
In my configuration, logically, if the 8 or 10 bits word ( position parameter) is generated by a PIC, communicated to the nRF24 transmeter interfacing with the nRF24 receiver and finally communicated to the UNO ( base on Atmel) , I don't understand why it should or may not work.
I think you are asking if one nRF24 controlled by a PIC can communicate with another nRF24 controlled by an Atmega and the answer to that is YES. The nRF24 has no idea what is controlling it.
However a complication can arise if you try to send complex binary data - for example a 4-byte float value. You need to ensure that both microprocessors use the same binary format or can convert from one format to the other.
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HI,
So, once more, the devil is in the details...
Same thing for the choice between a cable which can get tangled with all mechanical parts around the steering wheel or that module not so reliable with possible breakdown at the wrong moment !
I will make in a first step some breadboarding. As a minimum I hope to make some progress in the fabulous world of micros and associated Arduino systems …
Thanks a lot for your patience and understanding