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    Change FiPy from 868 to 916 MHz

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      smbunn
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      I have been using my FiPy with LoRa at 868 MHz thru a third party provider but have bought my own The Things Network Gateway running at the correct LoRa 916 MHz for New Zealand. How do I change my FiPy firmware to use the different frequency please?

      thanks

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        robert-hh @smbunn
        last edited by robert-hh

        @smbunn You can set it to a different region when instantiating the Lora class. See: https://docs.pycom.io/chapter/firmwareapi/pycom/network/lora.html
        Also, when updateing the firmware, which you should do if you did not yet, you can select the default region.

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          smbunn
          last edited by smbunn

          So I need to do both, i.e. upgrade and change code or is changing my code to declare AU915 is not enough?

          thanks

          Simon
          p.s. just tried changing code and did not see it post to my gateway.

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