end node on synchronous star LoRa network.

Dependencies:   SX127x sx12xx_hal TSL2561

radio chip selection

Radio chip driver is not included, allowing choice of radio device.
If you're using SX1272 or SX1276, then import sx127x driver into your program.
if you're using SX1261 or SX1262, then import sx126x driver into your program.
if you're using SX1280, then import sx1280 driver into your program.
If you're using NAmote72 or Murata discovery, then you must import only sx127x driver.

This project for use with LoRaWAN_singlechannel_gateway project.

Alternately gateway running on raspberry pi can be used as gateway.

LoRaWAN on single radio channel

Network description is at gateway project page. Synchronous star network.

Hardware Support

This project supports SX1276 and SX1272, sx126x kit, sx126x shield, and sx128x 2.4GHz. The ST board B-L072Z-LRWAN1 is also supported (TypeABZ module). When B-L072Z-LRWAN1 target is selected, TARGET_DISCO_L072CZ_LRWAN1 is defined by tools, allowing correct radio driver configuration for this platform. Alternately, any mbed board that can use LoRa radio shield board should work, but NUCLEO boards are tested.

End-node Unique ID

DevEUI is created from CPU serial number. AppEUI and AppKey are declared as software constants.

End-node Configuration

Data rate definition LORAMAC_DEFAULT_DATARATE configured in LoRaMac-definitions.h. See gateway project page for configuration of gateway.
LoRaWAN addressing is configured in Comissioning.h; only OTA mode is functional.
Header file board/lora_config.h, selects application layer options (i.e. sensors) to be compiled in.

Serial Interface

Serial port operates at 115200bps.
Application layer single_us915_main.cpp User button triggers uplink (i.e. blue button on nucleo board), or jumper enables continuously sends repeated uplink packets. The MAC layer holds each uplink request until the allocated timeslot.

commandargumentsdescription
?-print available commands
. (period)-print status (DevEUI, DevAddr, etc)
ullength integerset payload length of test uplink packets

sensor demo

Selected grove sensors may be plugged into SX1272 shield.
To enable, edit lora_config.h to define SENSORS.

Sensor connections on SX1272MB2xAS:

D8 D9: buttonRX TX: (unused)A3 A4: Rotary Angle Sensor
D6 D7: RGB LEDSCL SDA: digital light sensorA1 A2: Rotary Angle Sensor

Digital input pin, state reported via uplink: PC8
Digital output pin, controlled via downlink: PC6
PWM out: PB_10

Jumper enables auto-repeated transmit: PC10 and PC12 on NUCLEO board, located on end of morpho headers nearby JP4.

Committer:
Wayne Roberts
Date:
Mon Jul 13 09:15:59 2020 -0700
Revision:
35:be452a242876
Parent:
0:8f0d0ae0a077
remove old crypto

Who changed what in which revision?

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dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 1 /*
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 2 / _____) _ | |
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 3 ( (____ _____ ____ _| |_ _____ ____| |__
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 4 \____ \| ___ | (_ _) ___ |/ ___) _ \
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 5 _____) ) ____| | | || |_| ____( (___| | | |
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 6 (______/|_____)_|_|_| \__)_____)\____)_| |_|
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 7 (C)2013 Semtech
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 8
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 9 Description: Helper functions implementation
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 10
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 11 License: Revised BSD License, see LICENSE.TXT file include in the project
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 12
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 13 Maintainer: Miguel Luis and Gregory Cristian
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 14 */
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 15 #ifndef __UTILITIES_H__
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 16 #define __UTILITIES_H__
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 17
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 18 /*!
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 19 * \brief Returns the minimum value betwen a and b
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 20 *
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 21 * \param [IN] a 1st value
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 22 * \param [IN] b 2nd value
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 23 * \retval minValue Minimum value
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 24 */
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 25 #define MIN( a, b ) ( ( ( a ) < ( b ) ) ? ( a ) : ( b ) )
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 26
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 27 /*!
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 28 * \brief Returns the maximum value betwen a and b
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 29 *
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 30 * \param [IN] a 1st value
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 31 * \param [IN] b 2nd value
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 32 * \retval maxValue Maximum value
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 33 */
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 34 #define MAX( a, b ) ( ( ( a ) > ( b ) ) ? ( a ) : ( b ) )
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 35
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 36 /*!
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 37 * \brief Returns 2 raised to the power of n
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 38 *
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 39 * \param [IN] n power value
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 40 * \retval result of raising 2 to the power n
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 41 */
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 42 #define POW2( n ) ( 1 << n )
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 43
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 44 /*!
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 45 * \brief Initializes the pseudo ramdom generator initial value
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 46 *
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 47 * \param [IN] seed Pseudo ramdom generator initial value
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 48 */
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 49 void srand1( uint32_t seed );
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 50
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 51 /*!
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 52 * \brief Computes a random number between min and max
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 53 *
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 54 * \param [IN] min range minimum value
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 55 * \param [IN] max range maximum value
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 56 * \retval random random value in range min..max
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 57 */
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 58 int32_t randr( int32_t min, int32_t max );
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 59
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 60 /*!
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 61 * \brief Copies size elements of src array to dst array
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 62 *
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 63 * \remark STM32 Standard memcpy function only works on pointers that are aligned
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 64 *
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 65 * \param [OUT] dst Destination array
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 66 * \param [IN] src Source array
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 67 * \param [IN] size Number of bytes to be copied
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 68 */
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 69 void memcpy1( uint8_t *dst, const uint8_t *src, uint16_t size );
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 70
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 71 /*!
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 72 * \brief Copies size elements of src array to dst array reversing the byte order
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 73 *
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 74 * \param [OUT] dst Destination array
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 75 * \param [IN] src Source array
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 76 * \param [IN] size Number of bytes to be copied
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 77 */
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 78 void memcpyr( uint8_t *dst, const uint8_t *src, uint16_t size );
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 79
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 80 /*!
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 81 * \brief Set size elements of dst array with value
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 82 *
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 83 * \remark STM32 Standard memset function only works on pointers that are aligned
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 84 *
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 85 * \param [OUT] dst Destination array
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 86 * \param [IN] value Default value
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 87 * \param [IN] size Number of bytes to be copied
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 88 */
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 89 void memset1( uint8_t *dst, uint8_t value, uint16_t size );
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 90
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 91 /*!
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 92 * \brief Converts a nibble to an hexadecimal character
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 93 *
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 94 * \param [IN] a Nibble to be converted
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 95 * \retval hexChar Converted hexadecimal character
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 96 */
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 97 int8_t Nibble2HexChar( uint8_t a );
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 98
dudmuck 0:8f0d0ae0a077 99 #endif // __UTILITIES_H__