Closed iqw1345 closed 1 year ago
Thank you for reporting this! I've just heard similar from one other user, and I am investigating the issue. Thanks for the additional infor you provided.
One thing I'd like to know is, if reception starts working once a packet has been sent in TNC mode? Ie., if you send a ping to some address in the configured IP subnet (which should trigger an ARP request and a packet being sent), does reception start working?
So, here is how I have been testing this (and to provide more context):
I configure both sides with the exact same configuration and then I begin to run ping in flood mode to the other side. At this point, the pings are failing. As ping continues to run (and fail), I remove both antennas and replace it with a wire. At which point, I am able to see pings begin to succeed and the green light begins to flash on the receiving side.
To answer your question:
If you are referring to the reception indicator, yes, after both sides are configured, connected via a jumper wire, and I begin to ping, I get about 2-3 bars on the Q-S meter. When using the antennas, there is no reception.
If you are referring to reception in general, I don't see any indication that packets are being received on the device (when using antenna).
In my humble opinion, it almost seems like the receiver is deaf.
Could you try updating the devices to version 1.56
using rnodeconf
? It should be enough to run:
rnodeconf --update /dev/ttyACM0
I believe the issue is fixed in version 1.56
, which I just released, but would like to hear your confirmation.
Works perfectly! Thank you!
Awesome! Good to hear :)
Closing this issue as completed then.
2 x LilyGO LoRa32 v2.1 (aka T3 v1.6.1) running 1.55 firmware 2 x Arch Linux Computers
Hello Mark,
When in TNC mode with both nodes configured identically, the units are unable to communicate with each other. If the antennas are replaced with a direct wire, communication is able to occur and I am able to ping across the LoRa nodes. I can verify that this activity is happening by using tncattach in verbose mode.
Here are the commands being ran: rnodeconf /dev/ttyACM0 -T --freq 915000000 --bw 500000 --txp 17 --sf 12 --cr 7 sudo tncattach /dev/ttyACM0 115200 --mtu 496 --noipv6 --noup -v
When the exact same configuration is used in reticulum, everything works as intended. I am able to use nomadnet to exchange messages over the LoRa nodes without a problem.
If you need any supporting logs or further documentation, please feel free to let me know.
Thanks in advance.