How to change Lora band from 868 to 915 MHz and back?
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I have a LoPy with the latest firmware used on 868MHz. Now I need testing a 915MHz system. How can I change band?
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@bmarkus
You can either build and flash a custom firmware image or request that Pycom change the country information on record - on their update servers - for your board ( you send them the MAC address IIRC) -
I haven't tried but I think you can also manually download the 915Mhz firmware, the latest is at
https://software.pycom.io/downloads/LoPy_915-1.7.3.b3.tar.gz
and then flash it using the downgrade instructions, i.e. extract/look inside the Pycom Updater app (depends on your OS) for bin/updater.py and do
python updater.py -t LoPy_915-1.7.3.b3.tar.gz -p YOUR_SERIAL_PORT -s 921600 flashto revert to 868 should be the same but with
https://software.pycom.io/downloads/LoPy_868-1.7.3.b3.tar.gz
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Thanks for advice but I do not want to install a development environment for ESP32 and make my own fw just to change frequency. Maybe it will be necessary for other reasons once.
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@bmarkus
You can download the respective firmware images without an ESP32 build environment, see my second answerps the version should now be 1.7.4.b1 and not 1.7.3.b3
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@jmarcelino said in How to change Lora band from 868 to 915 MHz and back?:
I haven't tried but I think you can also manually download the 915Mhz firmware, the latest is at
https://software.pycom.io/downloads/LoPy_915-1.7.3.b3.tar.gz
and then flash it using the downgrade instructions, i.e. extract/look inside the Pycom Updater app (depends on your OS) for bin/updater.py and do
python updater.py -t LoPy_915-1.7.3.b3.tar.gz -p YOUR_SERIAL_PORT -s 921600 flashto revert to 868 should be the same but with
https://software.pycom.io/downloads/LoPy_868-1.7.3.b3.tar.gz
Download links doesn't work in browser, I get Unauthorized status. It requires some kind of authorization. Is it built into the updater?
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@bmarkus
Version has been updated, change to 1.7.4.b1 and not 1.7.3.b3The download should work then
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