Recently I started having some issues where my RFLink gateway would no longer respond to commands. It was running an ancient fw, so I decided to update it using avrdude, but... System wide configuration file is "/etc/avrdude/avrdude.conf" User configuration file is "/home/devilkin/.av...

Stuntteam wrote: ↑10 May 2017, 16:42 50,51 and 52 are shared pins..

Checking the RF board, I saw that they're looped through to the female headers on top. Handy

That's indeed what I was looking at. Unfortunately the pins are taken up by the RF-Shield. I do see there are some additional headers on the shield, I'll have to see what the point is of those.

Thanks.

I'm just wondering how I'd go ahead on that.
Right now I have the Mega, one RFLink gateway ontop of it, but I assume the firmware assumes certain gpio pins to control the tranceivers? Or is there more liberty in that?

Sorry for the newbie questions

Hello,

I recently joined the ranks of RFLink, using the kit you can buy of nodo-shop. Right now I'm using the RF433 tranceiver.
I'd like to add a CC2500 - but is there a way to add both to one Arduino Mega and make it usable with the RF-Link firmware?