Closed ramimehyar closed 2 years ago
Are you asking how the STM32WLxx integrates the SX126x radio internally? If so, I'd point at the ST documentation. If you're asking which GPIOs are used for RF switching, that's Seeed LoRa-E5 documentation item.
Are you asking something else?
Ho Dana,
You had my questions correct, unfortunately, on both documentation it is only mentioned that they are integrated through SPI, and the rest of the ports are not defined.
If i want to develop my own application, i will need to configure ot accordingly!
Maybe i am missing something, how can i use the RF module without the AT command? Can you point me in that direction at least please?
Regards,
Rami
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Are you asking how the STM32WLxx integrates the SX126x radio internally? If so, I'd point at the ST documentation. If you're asking which GPIOs are used for RF switching, that's Seeed LoRa-E5 documentation item.
Are you asking something else?
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This repo was produced using STM32CubeIDE to assemble ST's firmware support into a project. It started as a functional clone of the LoRaWAN_End_Node example, but it is a stand-alone project. If you clone this repo and open it with STM32CubeIDE, build it, and flash it into a LoRa-E5 , you will be using the RF module without the AT firmware, this replaces it.
You do not need to do a thing to configure the LoRaWAN radio or stack - it's all integrated in this project.
The LoRaWAN application is contained in lora_app.c
To build a new LoRaWAN application (mote), you'd probably start by changing code in lora_app.c - because this is the ST example code, it is as instructive as I can be.
Thank you Dana, that helps alot!
I will give it a try.. However, i am planning to develop for the nodes to send directly to each other, i.e Lora and no Lorawan! I guess i need to research further to find an example where i can send from one node to another directly.
Regards,
Rami
On Mon, 10 Jan 2022, 18:12 Dana, @.***> wrote:
This repo was produced using STM32CubeIDE to assemble ST's firmware support into a project. It started as a functional clone of the LoRaWAN_End_Node example, but it is a stand-alone project. If you clone this repo and open it with STM32CubeIDE, build it, and flash it into a LoRa-E5 , you will be using the RF module without the AT firmware, this replaces it.
You do not need to do a thing to configure the LoRaWAN radio or stack - it's all integrated in this project.
The LoRaWAN application is contained in lora_app.c
To build a new LoRaWAN application (mote), you'd probably start by changing code in lora_app.c - because this is the ST example code, it is as instructive as I can be.
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For point-to-point communication examples, have a look at the example SubGHz_Phy_PingPong in the STM32WLxx firmware package. You can easily create it as a STM32CubeIDE project (create new project from an example) and it sounds like what you want.
Awesome, thanks!
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For point-to-point communication examples, have a look at the example SubGHz_Phy_PingPong in the STM32WLxx firmware package. You can easily create it as a STM32CubeIDE project (create new project from an example) and it sounds like what you want.
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Can you please tell us if you can in addition to SPI, on what other pins to the MCU is the SX126x integrated, Busy and SPI select.... etc?