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      alexpul
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      Does anyone know of an available library that can be used to interface a with any of the EBYTE radios?

      I have a WiPy and the E30-170T27D and E32-170T30D radios specifically but I think that the base functionality of all their radios is quite similar.

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        Paul Thornton
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        Hey.

        I had a quick look at those and sadly I think you'll be out of luck doing Radio -> Radio comm's as the protocols simply dont match up. (I couldnt even find details on what protocol the boards actually used),

        If you just want to control the radios from a pycom board then UART seem's like it would do just fine.

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          alexpul @Paul Thornton
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          @paul-thornton Thanks for taking a look. I'll use the UART connection and write my own class to operate the radio. Cheers!

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