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The nRF24L01 wireless transmission module can achieve one-to-many, many-to-one, and many-to-many. According to the characteristics of the nRF24L01 chip, it can achieve that the data will not affect each other when multiple devices are running at the same time. This involves the pairing problem. When I did this, I thought of changing the receiving and sending addresses in real time. This method is indeed usable, especially in one-to-many situations, but it is not very good in many-to-one situations, and there will be data loss. Therefore, for many-to-one, it is recommended to use multi-channel receiving data, and combined with my method, I believe it can be solved. I didn't do that part. If someone has done it, I hope you can share it for learning. After all, OPEN SOURCE is a good method.
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