NoVIcE
NoVIcE
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2nd Feb 2017
24th Feb 2017
Sending FILT 29-bit data through photons. That is something cool, i think. I hope you like it. Comments are appreciated. Make sure to reset before resending. ** Its Updated Again**
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Comments

  • TobyM88
    TobyM88
    3rd Feb 2017
    just realized that it would have to only reset the reciever, and this is meant to be a non wifi transc/receiv. im an idiot :|
  • TobyM88
    TobyM88
    3rd Feb 2017
    What if you were to automate the act of resetting, so that pressing send would also press the reset button via wifi/nscn+pscn
  • NoVIcE
    NoVIcE
    3rd Feb 2017
    +TheNik You can freely use it of course. And also yeah, I might add such a thing. +Vondaniel, it happens so because it has to be resetted, not just re-input, by deactivating them all and reinputted. Actually, the reset button only resets the screen on the router so you can compare it as long as you want, so it isnt necessary.
  • Redcode
    Redcode
    3rd Feb 2017
    this the result of people using his saves together, amazing +1
  • TheNik
    TheNik
    3rd Feb 2017
    As an improvement I propose, since I myself experience PHOT bugs (They travel at different speeds - man, it sucks). I propose an intentional big latency and putting the receiver into standby for the latency time, as soon as a signal was received. THis would then ignore any following unnecessary signals that may have ricocheted off of some surface, until they disperse.
  • danieldan0
    danieldan0
    3rd Feb 2017
    moar +1
  • TheNik
    TheNik
    3rd Feb 2017
    I actually came up with using "FILT encoding" for the data transmission before, but you actually made an encoder. Which I what I would like to copy, then.
  • TheNik
    TheNik
    3rd Feb 2017
    May I use parts of this save for a high gain antenna save I am working on? With credit, of course.
  • Vondaniel
    Vondaniel
    3rd Feb 2017
    trying to send 01111111111111111111111111111 after 11111111111111111111111111110 results in 11111111111111111111111111111
  • aj22r
    aj22r
    3rd Feb 2017
    this deserves to be on the second page, amazing