Open adminy opened 3 months ago
Not sure about 126X specifically, but the OOK modem types are often only usable if you know the exact bitrate and want it to filter transitions that do not match that bitrate. If you want to have a more generic receiver, it's often better to put chips in a "direct mode". Often that needs an IO line that is generally not the interrupt line, which is, depending on the hardware, sometimes not connected.
Looking at:
https://github.com/chandrawi/LoRaRF-Python/blob/67cb5c96fd4bb95db57e176590ced4b78b3f1192/LoRaRF/SX126x.py#L103-L105
and then comparing that to:
https://github.com/chandrawi/LoRaRF-Python/blob/67cb5c96fd4bb95db57e176590ced4b78b3f1192/LoRaRF/SX127x.py#L70-L73
Its like they choose not to include ook in there for the modem type.
And you say that SX126x will work ?!
I have the usb dongle, just wondering if its possible to do that from linux rather than an arduino / microcontroller env.