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Dec 12, 2025 - 11:58 PM

To connect and program the RFM69HCW module with your Arduino board for wireless communication, follow these steps as outlined in the user manual:
1. **Connecting Arduino:**
- Connect the WPSH214 RFM69HCW module to the Arduino UNO (or Arduino MEGA) as shown in the manual.
- Connect the WPSE320 temperature sensor module.
2. **Programming:**
- Download the RadioHead library and add it to the Arduino IDE.
- Download the required codes from GitHub.
- Open the RF69_CLIENT_SEND_DATA code and upload it to the Arduino with the temperature sensor.
- Open a new IDE with the RF69_SERVER_RECEIVE_DATA code and upload it to the other Arduino without the temperature sensor.
3. **Testing:**
- After uploading the codes, you should see the expected output as mentioned in the manual.
- You can now experiment with different sensors to send and receive data wirelessly, such as using a PIR sensor to control LEDs or switches.
By following these steps, you will be able to set up your RFM69HCW module with your Arduino board and start exploring wireless communication capabilities for various applications.
For further details and troubleshooting, refer to the complete user manual provided by Whadda for comprehensive guidance on using the RFM69HCW Radio Arduino Shield Module.
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