Closed palia95 closed 1 year ago
Are you using the SX1280 with PA?
I am using the reference example on the Repo
"No, I mean, do you use the version with PA power amplification? If you are unsure, please send me a product link"
oh Please contact the merchant you purchased to replace a board. Remember to provide the merchant with a Github conversation record
oh Please contact the merchant you purchased to replace a board. Remember to provide the merchant with a Github conversation record
Ok, but can you please explain me if it's an hardware or a software problem? Because I bought 10 of them. Does the V1.1 change something?
10? Are all 10 distances 2 meters?
some of them work up to 3-4 meters, others just a couple of meters, RSSI is very low on all the boards
Hi @palia95 , did you manage to solve this issue?
I have recently purchased 3 pieces of LilyGo T3S3 v1.1 boards with the SX1262 and I seem to have the same issue. The original arduino firmware on the boards out of the box showed good operation; I set one board to lora send, the other to receive and they could ping with RSSI as good as -33, this lowered to -80 at about 2 meters. Then, I flashed the board to use micropython and managed to get basic pinging working with some driver I found (https://github.com/ehong-tl/micropySX126X). But now I see the what you are seeing, that even when the boards are at 1 cm away, the best RSSI I get is -80, this decreases to -110 at 1 meter, then about 2 meters, the signal is lost completely.
My guess is that there is something wrong with how I program the SX chip to configure the power amplifier, even though there really is a command to set power settings in the initialization sequence of my micropython driver.
Would be grateful for any tips! Thanks!
Hello, I got some new boards and even the new ones have the same issue of the poor lora range. I'm using the last example code available on GitHub
Which sample code did you use?
Which sample code did you use?
Master and Slaves
But even using the old one, with TXpower now set to 3, I still get a poor range
This was tested by another person, and I only uploaded it to T3S3 users for testing. Recently, I was on vacation. Now I have tested that this is problematic and has no reference value. Can you test this
It should be normal Regarding distance measurement, I am still actively communicating with the manufacturer to ask them to help us solve this problem. I will update them if there is progress in the future
Hello,
In the last months I've been playing a bit with the LilyGo T3S3 V1.1, which has a 2.4GHz SX1280 LoRa modem. Anyway, I'm getting a veri poor range on the LoRa protocol (just a few meters) and I really can't understand why, since many people with the same modem can achieve several KMs while performing the ranging.
I am using the same antenna bundled together with the board and I'm using the same ranging example provided by this repo. Any suggestion? I also noticed that a few weeks ago the TXPower limit has been changed from 12 to 3, why? I've been using the old code until last week with the same bad results.
Where am I wrong?