Hello everyone
I found an issue using this library. When you try to call LoRaClass::beginPacket() in your code and your LoRa device is disconnected, it freezes your device. When i call LoRaClass::begin(), it obviously report an error, but my program still continue.
I looked into library and (by my amateur eye) found, that in LoRaClass::begin() there is an read statement that terminates the method, if data cannot be read. I suppose that LoRaClass::beginPacket() freezes, because it tries to write registers without making sure that the device is there. And it's probably waiting for response that just cannost come.
I quick modified the method: int LoRaClass::beginPacket(int implicitHeader) and added
uint8_t version = readRegister(REG_VERSION); if (version != 0x12) { return 0; }
at the beginning and it seems like it solved the problem.
(working on RPI pico, using earlephilhower core, programming on Arduino IDE 1.8.19)
EDIT:
It solves problem, when LoRa is completely gone, but program still gets stuck if SPI remain connected, but VCC is disconnected.
Hello everyone I found an issue using this library. When you try to call
LoRaClass::beginPacket()
in your code and your LoRa device is disconnected, it freezes your device. When i callLoRaClass::begin()
, it obviously report an error, but my program still continue.I looked into library and (by my amateur eye) found, that in
LoRaClass::begin()
there is an read statement that terminates the method, if data cannot be read. I suppose thatLoRaClass::beginPacket()
freezes, because it tries to write registers without making sure that the device is there. And it's probably waiting for response that just cannost come.I quick modified the method:
int LoRaClass::beginPacket(int implicitHeader)
and addeduint8_t version = readRegister(REG_VERSION); if (version != 0x12) { return 0; }
at the beginning and it seems like it solved the problem.(working on RPI pico, using earlephilhower core, programming on Arduino IDE 1.8.19)
EDIT: It solves problem, when LoRa is completely gone, but program still gets stuck if SPI remain connected, but VCC is disconnected.
Help would be appreciated