Adds a new send_recv method to the dk crate.
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This puts the given data into a packet, along with a random device address, and then waits for a reply containing a matching device address. This allows the function to reject packets that were intended for another device, and makes it somewhat robust when multiple devices are running on the same channel at the same time.
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Alright, for some reason my Added notes so that others don't get tripped in the same place. |
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Actually that's a good point - I need to delete the old firmware because it won't work any more. |
It won't work with the new send_recv code.
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This puts the given data into a packet, along with a random device address, and then waits for a reply containing a matching device address. This allows the function to reject packets that were intended for another device, and makes it somewhat robust when multiple devices are running on the same channel at the same time.