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Multiple Transmitter #32

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tmsak opened this issue Sep 1, 2017 · 0 comments
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Multiple Transmitter #32

tmsak opened this issue Sep 1, 2017 · 0 comments

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tmsak commented Sep 1, 2017

i want to transmit the data not in all three at a time

  • 1 if i'm in under the 1st transmitter the data should only transmit in 1
  • 2 if i'm in under the 2nd transmitter the data should only transmit in 2
    i'm declaring like this
    ///
    #define OUT_LED0() DDRD = ((1 << 2))
    #define OUT_LED1() DDRD = ((1 << 3))
    #define OUT_LED2() DDRD = ((1 << 4))
    ////
    IN void setup()
    {
    OUT_LED0() DDRD = ((1 << 2))/// if i declare like this all three will start to transmit

OUT_LED1() DDRD = ((1 << 3))

OUT_LED2() DDRD = ((1 << 4))

So any one can help me in this.....

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