This is a working, if not a bit ugly, port for the new hardware. We dynamically switch the UART engine to use different pins when we want to communicate with the RN2483.
Also we now generate empty TTN keys on compile time, which then leads to the device just printing the HWEUI on the debug UART port.
This is a working, if not a bit ugly, port for the new hardware. We dynamically switch the UART engine to use different pins when we want to communicate with the RN2483.
Also we now generate empty TTN keys on compile time, which then leads to the device just printing the HWEUI on the debug UART port.