What is it?

Flaneur: Radio Field Remote is a development board for nrf-based wireless COM systems. It uses an arduino nano, NRF24L01 (or any nrf board with same pin configuration), 4 buttons, dc power connector with on/off switch, and an i2c oled display.

I designed this board because I was tired of wiring the n/f connections to an arduino over and over again on a perf board. This pcb solves the problem by coming with all the connections pre routed, allowing for a plug and play style prototyping platform. 4 larger holes can be used for mounting this board to whatever plate or housing the user is working with. The buttons come pre-routed to pins on the arduino (D3,D4,D5,D6) but are not necessary to the function of the board. The buttons are meant to add a level of convenience should some sort of user interface be helpful. The open platform of an OLED display (pinout from left to right: GND, VCC, SCL, SDA) lets the user incorporate an interface, an onboard serial readout for debugging, or any sort of visual content.

What sets this board apart from most is the incorporated design elements. Even though this is a development board, I hoped to put some spectacle into the design elements. The compact layout allows for a maximized footprint while the Renaissance-style print on the back references a powerful time in the crossing of art and science. The Flaneur board is meant to be the field (or mobile) component of any radio COM project.

Necessary/helpful libraries: -Adafruit_SSD1306 -Adafruit-GFX-Library -RF24 Example code will be provided soon.

Board comes 32mm*89mm with accompanying on/off switch, resistors and 4 buttons. Arduino nano, dc power plug, OLED, header pins and NRF24L01 NOT INCLUDED.