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They will depend on the actual ESP32 board that you’re planning to use.
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I couldn't find the definitions for wiring (pinout) when using ESP32 with
CC1101.
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SPI bus pins are default and follow the labeling on each board.
CS and IRQ (GDO0) you can pick what you want and they follow the same
convention that PlatformIO board definition follows.
…On Mon, 19 Jun 2023 at 23:12 habub ***@***.***> wrote:
Of course, but let's say I use the Huzzah32 with the demo app
<http://examples/build.env/library/ESP32-CC1101-serial-build.env>.
It's not clear to me which signals are connected on the ESP side and the
CC1101 side:
1. RADIOA_CS=5, RADIOA_IRQ=2 - are these IOs of the ESP32 device or
pin numbers of the Huzzah32?
2. What about the rest of the SPI signals (mosi, miso, clk)? Are they
default?
3. What about the CC1101 GD0x pins? They aren't used?
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I couldn't find any reference for wiring (pinout) when using ESP32 with CC1101.
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