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      Oldman3D
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      Hi jmarcelino,
      Yes we currently use RN42's in each device and 2 in the receiver. We pair everything here before we ship so that might be what we need to do again to keep it secure and not have it done in the field.

      Yes, I like to deep sleep and wakeup on pedal action. Our current units do not sleep, but because of that, the response is 50ms. However, other footswitch systems sit around 150ms. If we stay under, I'm sure be be ok..

      And maybe that Puck.JS could be of use for larger project. I will check that out.

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        Oldman3D @jmarcelino
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        @jmarcelino

        ok, I have looked at the Puck.JS, it has 6 IO's and I think I can use the WiPy maybe.. The recvr can be any power.

        Now I need to get some..

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          jmarcelino @Oldman3D
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          @Oldman3D
          Another one you might like is the RFduino board and add-on modules:
          http://www.rfduino.com

          RFduinos also have 6 GPIOs, are very low power and best of all you use standard Arduino code and the IDE to program them. I did some beta testing for them on their Kickstarter and done all sorts from buttons to driving displays - they're very functional devices

          But yes they are Peripherals only so for the Central to connect them you could use the WiPy.

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            Oldman3D @jmarcelino
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            @jmarcelino

            Great, Looks like I be filling out a req form Monday for lots of stuff..

            Have a great weekend, I will keep in touch here over the weekend.

            Wayne

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              livius @Oldman3D
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              @Oldman3D
              another concern is source code security. I suppose you do not need that someone can copy your code. Encryption of code is also not available yet. But i believe it will be available soon.

              think about people first, then computers

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                Oldman3D @livius
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                @livius
                Yup, I see that this is an issue. It takes a long time to get stuff like this pass FDA/UL.
                Normally it takes 1.5 years from start to finish. So if security shows up un a month or 2, thats ok.
                So there is no AES security type yet..
                I know arduino, you can not read your code back.. Maybe a good hacker.
                The distance should be less than 30 ft.

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                  Oldman3D @jmarcelino
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                  @jmarcelino
                  I have 3 puck.js's, lots of RFduino's, and WiPy's on the way.. Doing mix and match..

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                    Oldman3D @Oldman3D
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                    @Oldman3D
                    Still no WiPy's.. I need to move on from this item.
                    I will look at them if and when they arrive.

                    No sooner than I post this, I get my 3 devices... Ughhhh

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                      jmarcelino @Oldman3D
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                      @Oldman3D
                      Great! Please keep up posted with your experiences.

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                        Oldman3D @jmarcelino
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                        @jmarcelino
                        Hi Sir,
                        I have not forgotten you and others. If you recall, I had Pucks, and WiPy modules with RFduino's.
                        I did get into Simblee's of which uses Arduino to program.
                        Very low power, small, lots of IO's etc. Have success with the parts and made lots of prototypes.
                        They are MSL 6's, so they need to be baked if not properly shipped.
                        The issue now is the Simblee had received RED qualifications and all vendors ran out of parts.
                        So I'm stuck. Ugh. I looked back into WiPy, but it still Py programming.
                        I just wanted to say hi and thank you for pointing me to look at other items.

                        Wayne

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