Macros
#define	NETWORK_DEFAULT_ADDRESS 04444
	A reserved valid address for use with RF24Mesh (when a mesh node requests an assigned address)

#define	NETWORK_MULTICAST_ADDRESS 0100
	A sentinel address value for multicasting purposes.

#define	NETWORK_AUTO_ROUTING 070
	A sentinel value for internally indicating that the frame should be automatically routed as necessary.

#define	SLOW_ADDR_POLL_RESPONSE 10
	Adds a delay to node prior to transmitting NETWORK_ADDR_RESPONSE messages.

#define	RF24NetworkMulticast
	When defined, this will allow the use of multicasting messages.

#define	MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE 144
	Maximum size of fragmented network frames and fragmentation cache.

#define	MAIN_BUFFER_SIZE (MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE + FRAME_HEADER_SIZE)
	The allocated size of the incoming frame buffer.

#define	ENABLE_DYNAMIC_PAYLOADS

#define	NUM_PIPES 6

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ NETWORK_DEFAULT_ADDRESS

#define NETWORK_DEFAULT_ADDRESS 04444

A reserved valid address for use with RF24Mesh (when a mesh node requests an assigned address)

◆ NETWORK_MULTICAST_ADDRESS

#define NETWORK_MULTICAST_ADDRESS 0100

A sentinel address value for multicasting purposes.

◆ NETWORK_AUTO_ROUTING

#define NETWORK_AUTO_ROUTING 070

A sentinel value for internally indicating that the frame should be automatically routed as necessary.

◆ SLOW_ADDR_POLL_RESPONSE

#define SLOW_ADDR_POLL_RESPONSE 10

Adds a delay to node prior to transmitting NETWORK_ADDR_RESPONSE messages.

By default this is undefined for speed. This defined number of milliseconds is only applied to the master node when replying to a child trying to connect to the mesh network.

Note: It is advised to define this if any child node is running CircuitPython because the execution speed in pure python is inherently slower than it is in C++.

◆ RF24NetworkMulticast

#define RF24NetworkMulticast

When defined, this will allow the use of multicasting messages.

◆ MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE

#define MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE 144

Maximum size of fragmented network frames and fragmentation cache.

Note: This buffer can now be any size > 24. Previously this needed to be a multiple of 24 (changed in v1.0.15).; If used with RF24Ethernet, this value is used to set the buffer sizes.; For nodes driven by an ATTiny based chip, this is set to 72. However, defining DISABLE_FRAGMENTION truncates the actual transmitted payload to 24 bytes (which is also the default behavior on ATTiny devices).

Examples: helloworld_rx_advanced.ino, and helloworld_tx_advanced.ino.

◆ MAIN_BUFFER_SIZE

#define MAIN_BUFFER_SIZE (MAX_PAYLOAD_SIZE + FRAME_HEADER_SIZE)

The allocated size of the incoming frame buffer.

This is the user-cache, where incoming data is stored. Data is stored using Frames: Header (8 bytes) + Message_Size (2 bytes) + Message_Data (? bytes)

Note: Over-The-Air (OTA) transmissions don't include the message size in the transmitted packet.

◆ ENABLE_DYNAMIC_PAYLOADS

#define ENABLE_DYNAMIC_PAYLOADS

Enable dynamic payloads - If using different types of nRF24L01 modules, some may be incompatible when using this feature

◆ NUM_PIPES

#define NUM_PIPES 6

The number of 'pipes' available for addressing in the current device Networks with NRF24L01 devices only have 6 pipes NRF52x networks support up to 8 pipes

Macros