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HopeRF RFM22B transceiver (868MHz legal in Europe)

Posted by Amilcar Lucas on June 30, 2011 at 3:14pm

Hi all,

 

I'm wiling to write the Arduino code required to replace the expensive and illegal (in Europe) 900MHz XBee  telemetry modules with the un-expensive and legal HopeRF RFM22B modules.

 

But for that to happen I need some help :(

I could not find the XBee initialization and interface routines in the APM 2.0 source code.

Can someone tell me in what file should I look ?

 

Once I get it to run I will share my code, but I need a hand from you guys now.

 

Thanks.

 

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  • Cory December 31, 2011 at 11:06pm

    Amilcar,

    How is this going? Any progress on Arduino code?

    I'm working on a Arduino based RF module that uses the RFM22B (433, 868 or 915)

    http://blog.ckdevices.com/?p=119

    There are lots of possibilities for this module, but one use would be to use it as a generic wireless UART link, that could be a replacement for XBee modules. I am planning on also writing code for a wireless UART link, but if you have made any progress, there is no point in duplicating your work.

    -Cory

  • Paul Mather June 30, 2011 at 3:25pm
    There actually aren't any X-Bee init or interface routines. The APM just starts dumping data out of the serial port. The X-Bee's handle the rest.
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