I'm curious to know how far you have pushed the range, and what sort
of environment you are operating in.

On Sun, Dec 15, 2013 at 09:00:19AM -0800, Phil Keller wrote:
> I am running into a problem with my setup of a nRF24L01+ module.
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> I have a  system that has two modules, one that acts as the master and=20
> another acting as a slave.  The master calculates some data and creates=20
> a small message of 6 bytes and broadcasts it once every 5 seconds.  The=20
> slave listens for a packet and displays the information on an LCD.
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> If I set the data rate to either 1 or 2Mbps the system operates as expect=
ed.
> If I set the data rate to 250Kbps the master node OBSERVE_TX register is=
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> incremented with each transmission.  The slave node appears to be happy=20
> in that the data is correctly displayed but the masters "appears" to not=
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> be receiving the ACK.  Replacing both modules did not have an effect.
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> I would like to operate at 250Kbps since I will be pushing the range=20
> limits and the slower data rate will help.  By the way I am using the=20
> nRF24L01+ with PA and LNA.
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> Has anyone run into this problem before?  Is there some other change=20
> that I need to make when I operate at the 250Kbps data rate?
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>    Thanks
>    -Phil-
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