chbla
Hi there,
I just wanted to ask if anyone maybe used LoRa(Wan) RF modules with Nerves already?
I have a couple of usecases where it would be nice, but don’t have a clue how this would work.
I assume via GPIOs/serial communication?
Did anyone connect other RF modules or sensors like that?
Thanks,
Christoph
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simon
Not yet. I’m waiting for some Kickstarter funded LoRa modules to arrive (hopefully in the next few weeks) and I will be playing with them using Python to start with but would love to eventually develop a Nerves system with them. However for things like this I think I’m going to be in the hands of more experienced hardware-aware developers to create libraries for me.
chbla
Same here - we are already using LoRa modules with arduinos and RPis, but I’m not an expert on low level programming.
It would be a nice combination, although probably not high in priority for the nerves community (e.g. OTA updates are not easily doable, low power is not a priority when using RPis, etc).
We have the use case that we need to integrate various devices over ethernet, process a lot of data, and send aggregations over a non-internet (LoRa) connection back.
ssachse
Hello yes, right now I am evaluating some. I made some setups based on a BBGW with a Microchip RN2483. Then evaluated a lot of those esp32 based boards. Now we designed our own LoRaBoard based on recent Semtech chip you can attach to a beagle bone pocket. For more info you can contact me under PMR-R & D GmbH - LoRaWAN All software is mainly based on elixir/nerves
Cheers
Stefan
brunosantanaa
Hi all,
I started a module for LoRa radios that use SPI. If anyone is interested in helping or giving suggestions, this project is on Github, in the link below:
outlog
my lora modules are on the way - will check it out and give a hand soon!
goal is to connect to https://www.thethingsnetwork.org right?
brunosantanaa
The goal is to have a simple way to send and receive data via the LoRa network written entirely in elixir. And yes, you can connect to gateways of “The Things Network”.
outlog
awesome - keep us posted on progress, what works, what doesn’t etc - will be 3-4 weeks before I get the modules (and time)…
brunosantanaa
4 weeks..
…Did you have a problem with delivery because of COVID?
Which radio did you buy?
I have already tested the sending and receiving of packets with the RA-02 AI-thinker radio.
lucaong
Nice job @brunosantanaa! I never tinkered with LoRa, but I have been planning to do that for a while, and your library looks nice and simple to use.
One small thing, it looks like there is a typo,
paketinstead ofpacket: Elixir-LoRa/lib/modem.ex at 1d634394f727c4dde7f76c97816edc602675ab3a · brunosantanaa/Elixir-LoRa · GitHub (unlesspaketis a LoRa specific term, I don’t know details about it yet)outlog
ebay - china to europe is usually 3-5 weeks delivery..
sx1262 bare chip for nerves - pretty much same as sx1276 afaik - https://youtu.be/lobNwqHLrag?t=169
and an esp32 SX1276 board thing - so should be able to get that going on TTN, and then figure out getting nerves/elixir on as well.. and also have them talk to each other without any big network..
awesome - will get back to you when I get the hardware..
anybody looking at hardware remember to look up your country’s frequencies here https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/docs/lorawan/frequencies-by-country.html and get a matching board/module..