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Hi Sid,
sorry, your message went to spam so that I will answer only now.
You are right, I push a fixed version without json requirements.
Thanks, RenzoHi Srill,
in which line?
Bye RenzoHi Srill,
perfect!
Bye RenzoThanks for your feedback, JaTo; I often find some bugs in EByte software, and I try to fix Them when I find them.
Bye RenzoHi Srill,
Strangely, the library does not say again any response from the device. You get
Available buffer: 0 structure size: 6
and means that the device doesn’t give a response.There is a power supply problem or wiring problem.
Bye RenzoHi Andrecolz,
probably some internal management, try to remove/change all pull-up resistors and try to use other pins.
Bye RenzoYes, thanks, I’m going to test It too.
Bye RenzoHi,
It seems that the pinout Is wrong; put the device on a breadboard and, with an LED, test the single pin output.
Give me feedback RMNo no,
I need the first part of Serial output where the pin initialized are printed.
Bye RMPlease add also the pin initialization part.
Bye RM12 December 2023 at 10:49 in reply to: Battery power supply for modules LoRa E22-400T33D and Arduino Nano ProMini #28680Hi Elkez,
I usually use this solution
Emergency power bank homemadeThe step-up drain current is from 18650 (you can put more than one in parallel), and the output is 600mha, which I think is sufficient to power the 400T33D, but check with the tester how much the current drains the device.
Bye Renzo
Hi,
use get configuration sketch and enable the debug.
After that post the output.
Bye RenzoHi,
I think It’sSerial1
notSerial2
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And there isn’t necessary specify the pin of the serial.
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Renzo Mischianti.
Hi Erick,
Do you already try to set the SD filesystem in the external storage?
Bye RenzoHi all,
paste the controller you use to mange It.
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