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    Alter lora frequency without reset

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    • robert-hhR Offline
      robert-hh @Gijs
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      @Gijs said in Alter lora frequency without reset:

      but we never return it if the LoRa is not joined

      If no timeout is given, when can the device be considered as failing the join. According to what I have seen, it will continue to send join requests until you stop it manually,

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        Gijs
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        @robert-hh said in Alter lora frequency without reset:

        If no timeout is given, when can the device be considered as failing the join. According to what I have seen, it will continue to send join requests until you stop it manually,

        Indeed, however, I do not know of a way to to stop joining from python currently, only by hard-resetting the device. Also, setting a timeout does not alleviate the issue of the taken semaphore.

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        • robert-hhR Offline
          robert-hh @Gijs
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          @Gijs said in Alter lora frequency without reset:

          Also, setting a timeout does not alleviate the issue of the taken semaphore.

          No, but on timeout the semaphore could be released too.

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