I researched Adruino devices for a while and finally clicked on this one. I installed the Arduino IDE, set the board, processor and COM port options, and connected one of the RF nanos with the USB cable that came with it. Uploaded a simple sketch of LED Blink and here we go! Worked great as expected. Happy with that, I installed TMRh20's RF24 library. Using one of the examples provided, I had 2 nanos communicating flawlessly between rooms. As mentioned in another review, CE is on pin 10 and CSN is on pin 9. So when instantiating in code use: radio RF24(10,9); some say they didn't get the + version. That's exactly what I did, as you can see in the screenshot I've attached to this review. The output of radio.printDetails() shows Model = nRF24L01+ Now I'm off to buy sensors and other goodies!
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