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Hi,
I having problem with converting the transmitted message to digital output.
What I planned to do is transmit message using ANTWare II, then LED attached at the output of the battery board is turning ON/OFF corresponding to the message(ie LED is attached at AIO3, the message is turning LED ON/OFF).

Here is the setting for my AT3 module:
C [42][00][20][00] // Assign Shared Channel Slave on ANT chanel 0 on network 0
C [95][00][02][00][00] // Set ANT Channel 0 Shared Address to Auto Shared Address
C [51][00][31][00][01][05] // Assign Channel ID 0, Dev. Num = 49, Dev. Type = 1, Trans. Type = 5
C [43][00][00][20] // Set ANT Channel 0 Message Period to 4.00 Hz
C [45][00][42] // Set ANT Channel 0 RF Frequency to 2466 MHz
C [60][00][03] // Set ANT Channel 0 Tx Power to 0 dB
C [90][00][01][FF][01][FF] // Set ANT Channel 0 Input Mask to Digital, using input mask FF with Crossover Mode Enabled
C [4B][00] // Open ANT chanel 0

with the setting at development board
vcc gnd
1. x
2. x
3. x
4. x
5. x

And setting for AP2 connected to PC, controlled using ANTware II
Channel: 0
Channel Assignment: Master (Shared)
Channel ID: 49,1,5
Channel Period: 4 Hz
RF: 2466MHz      

Hi,

Please refer to this forum post:

http://www.thisisant.com/component/option,com_fireboard/Itemid,146/func,view/catid,25/id,1665/

I believe this is what you are trying to do.

Let me know if this helps!

Kassandra      

Thanks Kassandra,

I have tried the method in that forum, if work fine for the LED on the I/O board.
But, I was planning to control the LED that I have attached on the battery board. Seems that the I/O status at the battery board is not responding on the message received. Any idea why is that?

ps: I intended to control the LEDs that I have attached on the battery board.

Regards      

Hi,

It all depends on where you connected your own LED's to. If the LED's are connected to the same I/O ports as the LED's in the I/O board, then it should work. However, if it is not working, I would suggest reviewing the module pin-outs and your wiring.

Cheers,

Kassandra      

Thanks Kassandra,

Is works fine now. The problem is I dint put crossover = [1]

Thanks a lot.