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How could I reduce the transmit power (maximum current when transmitting) so that a rather weak CR2032 in my LoraWAN temperature sensor ( https://icplan.de/seite45/ ) can be used longer. I run a LoRa gateway myself and the transmit power does not need to be particularly high with it.
I am using an ATMEGA328P with RFM95 and LMIC software version 4.1.1.
Thanks for any help and support
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Use function call LMIC_setDrTxpow(data_rate, tx_power); to set data rate (SF) and transmit power.
data_rate should be values 0 to 5. If you don't want to change manually SF, just set LMIC.datarate to stay the same.
tx_power should be values of power. Default is 14. Maximum is 20, minimum -4
So e.g.
LMIC_setDrTxpow(LMIC.datarate, 2); // this will leave SF the same, but will reduce power to 2
LMIC_setDrTxpow(0, 8); // this will set SF12 for EU, or SF10 (highest) for US, and power will be 8
How could I reduce the transmit power (maximum current when transmitting) so that a rather weak CR2032 in my LoraWAN temperature sensor ( https://icplan.de/seite45/ ) can be used longer. I run a LoRa gateway myself and the transmit power does not need to be particularly high with it.
I am using an ATMEGA328P with RFM95 and LMIC software version 4.1.1.
Thanks for any help and support
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: