Sounds good - do you think: AT+SEND1/AT+SEND2/AT+SEND4/AT+SEND8 might be more informative for the data size?
Great news about the PCB - you're connecting to the existing cheap RF transmitters and receivers? It'll be a great little tool.
Just thinking, now you have the CTS/RTS pins as well, you could maybe have a mode where your module can be turned into a self-contained RF system... eg:
send a message when an IO line goes high
change state of IO lines in response to received messages
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Sounds good - do you think:
AT+SEND1/AT+SEND2/AT+SEND4/AT+SEND8
might be more informative for the data size?Great news about the PCB - you're connecting to the existing cheap RF transmitters and receivers? It'll be a great little tool.
Just thinking, now you have the CTS/RTS pins as well, you could maybe have a mode where your module can be turned into a self-contained RF system... eg:
Did you see the discussion about encryption here?
The TEA cipher looks great, and should be trivial to add to your radio system if you wanted it...
:)