Being able to send/receive more than one variable on a channel on a normal radio would be useful... And it's obviously possible. The only time I've used a two-way yet is because the standards only offer one variable.
is there a way we can have multiple radios on a single network (similar to two-way radio, only with more radios in the network), rather then just 2, or be able to broadcast and recieve more then 1 variable from the regular radios?
Being able to send/receive more than one variable on a channel on a normal radio would be useful... And it's obviously possible. The only time I've used a two-way yet is because the standards only offer one variable.
Common sense no longer applies.
You could use a duplex expression:
<div class='codetop'>CODE</div><div class='codemain' style='height:200px;white-spacere;overflow:auto'>N@Radio Duplexer
I@RadioIn SendA SendB SendC SendD
O@RadioOut RecvA RecvB RecvC RecvD
# Send off a packet
RadioOut = send(SendA, SendB, SendC, SendD)
# Receive a packet
RecvA = recv(RadioIn, 1)
RecvB = recv(RadioIn, 2)
RecvC = recv(RadioIn, 3)
RecvD = recv(RadioIn, 4)
</div>
There are Duplexer gates available but they output a table rather than a number that'd be compatible with the radio. You could use a Multiplexer and a Demultiplexer but you'd need to synchronise them to get it to work correctly.
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