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    LOPY4 Switch to 433MHZ on LORAWAN

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    • M Offline
      momo232030
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      Hi

      I can't find any example code on for the Lopy4 switching to 433 MHZ Europe low frequency band. Also the documentation does not specify the correct constructor for the 433 freqency. Anyone with some experience?

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        robert-hh @momo232030
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        @momo232030 433MHz is not supported by the Firmware. I made versions for that, but did not update them continously. The most recent Version is here . https://github.com/robert-hh/Shared-Stuff

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          robert-hh @momo232030
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          @momo232030 Looking into the code, you should be able to select EU868 as region and set the frequency to 433MHz.

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            momo232030
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            Hi thanks for your quick answer. Pycom supports the 433MHz freqency now on the official firmware

            look at this tweet for reference.

            So
            lora = LoRa(mode=LoRa.LORAWAN, region=LoRa.EU433)
            is supported right now

            https://twitter.com/Norant_/status/1275807351442997249/retweets/with_comments

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