So, just a short intro, I have experience programming in java, python, c, and dart/flutter, also PLC's from both Allen-Bradley & Siemens, but I have never used or interacted with an Arduino IDE or code. However, I'm interested in learning/exploring/using and why not innovating, so what I'm trying to achieve is to have a push button or wave or something that sends a signal wirelessly, also having a led or something to let the user know the signal was sent, to a receiver that by receiving a unique signal turns on a led, so the idea is to have like 10 emitters and 1 receiver and the receiver has a unique led for each emitter, so like a unique id for each emitter's signal. So the emitter's side is basically idle/send modes and the receiver idle/receive modes. Therefore, I would like to know what would I need to implement this, also what IDE should I use, and anything that could help. Thank you for your time and I'm looking forward to hear about you.
You are inviting multiple collisions when more that one transmitter sends at the same time. Reverse the logic and have the base unit POLL the remote devices.
Start with any Arduino, and the program examples that come with the Arduino IDE
Main menu: File>Examples> ...
Sorry but could you elaborate please, I'm new to this Arduino world
First of all, you need to come up with a reliable communication protocol for your project, which is then implemented on the Arduino's.
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