Devin Alexander / Mbed OS MAX326xxFTHR_LoRa_RFM95_PingPong_Example

This program is guided to help establish a connection between two RFM95 900MHz LoRa radio modules using Maxim Integrated's Feather MCUs (MAX32630FTHR Mbed and the MAX32620FTHR Mbed). Once the radios are configured after powering on and if the radios are wired correctly, the two radios will self identify as either a master or a slave, and will then proceed to PING and PONG back and forth. Information about what is happening between the radios can be seen if the two boards are hooked up to a USB COM port through the included DAPLINK/MAX32625PICO modules.

Dependencies:   BufferedSerial SX1276GenericLib USBDeviceHT max32630fthr

Fork of MAX326xxFTHR_LoRa_PingPong by Devin Alexander

main.cpp

Committer:
Helmut64
Date:
2018-03-12
Revision:
18:d5527ce82e6b
Parent:
17:98f2528e8399
Child:
19:9f035b9e65ec

File content as of revision 18:d5527ce82e6b:

/*
 * Copyright (c) 2018 HELIOS Software GmbH
 * 30826 Garbsen (Hannover) Germany
 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0);
 */
 #include "main.h"


DigitalOut myled(LED);


int main() {
#ifdef HELTEC_STM32L4
    DigitalOut vext(POWER_VEXT);
    vext = POWER_VEXT_ON;
#endif    
    /*
     * inits the Serial or USBSerial when available (230400 baud).
     * If the serial uart is not is not connected it swiches to USB Serial
     * blinking LED means USBSerial detected, waiting for a connect.
     * It waits up to 30 seconds for a USB terminal connections 
     */
    InitSerial(30*1000, &myled);
    dprintf("Welcome to the SX1276GenericLib");
  
    dprintf("Starting a simple LoRa PingPong");
    SX1276PingPong();
}