Question for mikroe team

[HyperUniverse]

Can someone explain to me how the OOK TX Click is supposed to work through the I2C?

I have bought this board especially for the I2C comms, as stated on your selling page:
https://www.mikroe.com/ook-tx-click

The communication with the MICRF114 IC is done through the 2-Wire (I2C) interface.

And after receiving it and trying to start using it, I have found out that the onboard chip MICRF114 has got in fact some proprietary communications, as stated in its datasheet, which also does NOT mention I2C at all.

I am confused.
Please advise,
Thanks,
Regards

[HyperUniverse]

Hi,

I still need someone to respond.

Further, I need to know what the configuration bits are and how to set them for this MICRF114 chip used on the OOK TX Click board.
I have been searching the internet for 3 days and found no information whatsoever.

So if someone from mikroe team could let me know all these details, please?

[HyperUniverse]

are all mikroe team members dead?

[filip]

Hi,

You may find the library and example source code in the attachment to see how we implemented the communication.

Indeed, the I2C is not used, but a custom two wire protocol.

Regards,
Filip.

[HyperUniverse]

thanks filip

[HyperUniverse]

Hi filip

I have built my Tx and is transmitting OK, as I can see it on a Spectrum Analyser.

Now I need to move on to the Receiver.

Could you do the same for the OOK RX CLICK board, and give me the library used to work with it?

Thank you
Regards.

[HyperUniverse]

can someone explain to me how this function works: ookrx_receiveData ?