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Having problem in connecting 2.4Ghz module with controller.

Hey I am using RKI-1197 2.4Ghz module with AT89c51 controller and i am connecting tx pin of controller with direct tx pin of module and rx pin of reciever module to direct rx pin of controller and still i am not getting desired o\p at reciever end which i am sending at transmitting end .
Do i need any special coding for compatibility of 2.4Ghz module with controller or any special hardwere for configuration?
Please reply ASAP , and Thanx in Advance.

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  • Dear i have connected as per datasheet that TX pin of controller to the RX of module and vice-versa , though i am not getting the desired output and i have checked the modules individually by on CRO .
    I think i have read somewhere that it requires kind of "MANCHESTER CODING" for better result but still i don't know about that term perfectly.
    So could you suggest me about that or else can you send me "MANCHESTER CODING" for my understanding and for better knowing of that term...?

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  • Dear i have connected as per datasheet that TX pin of controller to the RX of module and vice-versa , though i am not getting the desired output and i have checked the modules individually by on CRO .
    I think i have read somewhere that it requires kind of "MANCHESTER CODING" for better result but still i don't know about that term perfectly.
    So could you suggest me about that or else can you send me "MANCHESTER CODING" for my understanding and for better knowing of that term...?

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  • RF modules are not all the same by any means - You need to study the documentation for the particular module that you are actually using.

    If it states that Manchester (or any other) encoding is required - then that is what you must do!

    "i don't know about that term perfectly"

    It is a very long-established and widely-used technique - google it!

    NB: if your module does require Manchester coding, then it does not make sense to be connecting it direct to a UART!!