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Mistake in wiring can cause floating pins, in my case CC1101 GPIO1 Steps To Reproduce:
Device used: Just start implement oldschool radioamateur soldering - circuit building techniques, im not able to give you exact steps, this just happens... You can like have it working in one build, and have this "bug" in another one...
Expected behavior:
Do not get false SubGhz signal reception every second. Actual behavior:
Constant SubGhz false signal reception Additional context / logs:
Solution is pretty easy... You just fallow basic digital circuit rules (im not some expert, i started MCUs like 8 months ago, i know like just basic rules like this one), so you do connect all unused gpios to the (common) ground. Just like this....
Problem solved.... Pleasse update your wiring diagrams ;-)
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you can try ground those circles coated with tin, and outher connector of anthena. do you have something what can introduce lot of noise? Like step up converter?
Describe the bug:
Mistake in wiring can cause floating pins, in my case CC1101 GPIO1
Steps To Reproduce:
Expected behavior:
Do not get false SubGhz signal reception every second.
Actual behavior:
Constant SubGhz false signal reception
Additional context / logs:
Solution is pretty easy... You just fallow basic digital circuit rules (im not some expert, i started MCUs like 8 months ago, i know like just basic rules like this one), so you do connect all unused gpios to the (common) ground. Just like this....
Problem solved.... Pleasse update your wiring diagrams ;-)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: