lmic rpi fox

Library for Shield Lorawan Raspberry PI (developed by Fox IoT)

This library provides interface between hardware and software, consisting of a RFM95 Chip RFM95 operating at a 915 MHz frequency and three indicator LEDs, one green that indicates Power On and two overall reds and can be configured to indicate some type of system status.

NOTE: The construction of this library was based on Lmic_PI with some adaptation to be compatible with the Larawan network of the Federal University of Santa Maria.

Pimeiros Steps before downloading the library

• Format the SD card with SD Memory Card Formatter
• Install the Raspbian operating system on Raspberrypi, which can be installed via noobs
• Qualify the SPI interface in preferences => Raspberrry Pi Configuration => Interfaces

Biblioca Wiringpi Installation

The Wiringpi Library provides the Raspberry Pi GPio interface

• Install the git (if not installed)

  $ sudo apt-get install git-core

• Make the repository clone

  $ git clone git: //git.drogon.net/wiringpi

• Access the Wiringpi folder

  $ cd wiringpi

• LIB BUILD

  $ ./build

Installation of Biblioca Lmic-RPI-FOX

• Make the repository clone

  $ git clone https://github.com/lucasmaziero/lmic-rpi-fox.git

• Access the LMIC-RPI-FOX folder

  $ CD Lmic-RPI-FOX/EXAMPLES/TTN-ABPMEND

• Make the project make (remembering that any change made in the code must later be executed the "Make" command)

  $ make

• Running the program

  $

Hardware Mapping

The full mapping of wiringpi pins can be seen here

Wiringpi 0 == Reset

Wiringpi 4 == dio0

Wiringpi 5 == dio1

Wiringpi 1 == dio2 (unused)

Wiringpi 12 == MOSI

Wiringpi 13 == MISO

Wiringpi 14 == SK

Wiringpi 6 == SS

Wiringpi 2 == LED1

Wiringpi 3 == LED2

GND == GND

3.3V == +3.3V

License

The content is licensed under the MIT license. See license file for more information.