No, I set the value of DH and DL as SH and SL of the receiver module. From receiver DH and DL as the sender. This was said in the starter guide.
Today, the system worked in this mode, but when you remove the receiver out of reach area and return it back the connection is no longer established. Now again, the modules do not see each other at all. I think that reflashing will solve the problem, but each time to do so? It’s uncomfortable.
First, the modules were at a distance of 20 cm (7.87 in), the system worked successfully and the data is passed. Then I left the transmitter on the cyclical transmission of the message, and the receiver was removed at 30-40 meters inside the building (a few rooms). There, the signal was not received. When returned the system to its original state modules no longer see each other.
On the sender antenna was vertically on the receiver PCB antenna.
P.S. This post-translated program. No time to write it himself.
Try setting the NI value on both to a unique value. Then try using the ATDN command with the NI value of the other module. What this will do is force a new rout discovery to occur.
Now they finded each other, because I`m install 8003 firmware (very old) and set default settings.
PCB antenna broadcasts in the area solid angle of 45 degrees upward of the chip. I just installed it empirically. Bad antenna.
Now I will be testing the AWI version (with wire antenna).
Yesterday morning I could send data with help 8073 or 8003 DigiMesh firmware. Everything worked well. I cut the power and after lunch turned on again. And now it are not find each other in the air! Why? I use a laboratory power supply.
Before it I disconnect module from one laboratory power supply, connect from other laboratory power supply and it`s worked - send data. All was well.
Now modules connect with PC. I can update firmware, but none of the firmware does not help.