Test of development branch

[mutton74]

Tested this out, thanks for making it available with the band plans.

After following the instructions to setup all the conf files, I have got it working.

There was an error while building and only worked after commenting out a couple of lines. Below is the error

Compiling .pioenvs\ttgov1\src\lorawan.cpp.o
src\display.cpp: In function 'void refreshtheDisplay()':
src\display.cpp:148:23: error: 'lora_datarate' was not declared in this scope
u8x8.printf("%c%c", lora_datarate[LMIC.datarate * 2],
^
*** [.pioenvs\ttgov1\src\display.cpp.o] Error 1
*** [.pioenvs\ttgov1\src\display.cpp.o] Error 1 

Also, while a join happens immediately after powering on, the first measurement doesn't happen from anywhere between 5-10 minutes, but then reports at the set intervals after that, will have to read the conf file instructions a little more to work that one out.

Thanks Paul

[cyberman54]

Build error should be fixed now, please retry. Don't know what 's causing the long pause before first transmit, it should happen after the number of seconds set in paxcounter.conf.

[mutton74]

Retried, works well without error

I suspect the long time to join will be because of sub band choice

In Arduino IDE, in my sketch I usually drop in

LMIC_setClockError(MAX_CLOCK_ERROR * 1 / 100); LMIC_selectSubBand(1);

I think I saw the Clock error setting somewhere but can't see a sub band choice anywhere.

For TTN and AU915 (AU921 in MCCI Library) we need to start at 916.8 - Channel 8 - the second sub band.

[cyberman54]

@mutton74 I added AU921 support by adding LMIC_selectSubBand(1) in main.cpp line 180 in code in branch development. Could you please re-check and state the results here? Thanks.

[mutton74]

Have just tested it on a TTGo V2 and Heltec and both work perfectly now, thanks!!!

Joins immediately and then sends data at the specified time, every time.