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projects:laura [2022/11/30 20:11]
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projects:laura [2023/09/15 19:01] (current)
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 ====Laura long range radio ==== ====Laura long range radio ====
  
-Laura utilises [[:interfaces:semtech|LoRa]] radios with at least one transmitter on an ATMega or STM32 acting as a sensor and the other as a receiver on a Raspberry Pi running as a processor of the sensor readings. The software has been written to support the 868 MHz EU band only.+Laura utilises [[:interfaces:semtech|LoRa]] radios with at least one transmitter on an ATMega or STM32 acting as a sensor and another as a receiver on a Raspberry Pi running as a processor of the sensor readings. The software has been written to support the 868 MHz EU band only.
  
 This project was designed to monitor the humidity of a remote location and as such has been written to support (initially) one of three humidity sensors boards, namely the DHT11, [[:interfaces:aht10|AHT10]] and SHT3X. This project was designed to monitor the humidity of a remote location and as such has been written to support (initially) one of three humidity sensors boards, namely the DHT11, [[:interfaces:aht10|AHT10]] and SHT3X.
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 The tranmistter can be a standard Arduino or [[:boards:rkat28sb|compatible]] else a low power board run from 3 AA cells or equivalent such a [[:boards:moteino|Moteino]] or clone. The tranmistter can be a standard Arduino or [[:boards:rkat28sb|compatible]] else a low power board run from 3 AA cells or equivalent such a [[:boards:moteino|Moteino]] or clone.
  
-At this time, the STM32 based B-L072Z-WRLAN1 board is in active development as a sensor node.+A version targeting the STM32 based [[:boards:bl072z|B-L072Z-WRLAN1]] board also exists either powered using libopencm3 or STM32 LL.
  
 The Raspberry Pi has can be any model with a 40 pin header if the recommeneded LoRa board is used. The Raspberry Pi has can be any model with a 40 pin header if the recommeneded LoRa board is used.
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 ===STM32=== ===STM32===
  
-Work-in-progress.+This documentation is work-in-progress, but fully operational code can be found below. 
 + 
 +==libopencm3 (obsolete)== 
 +<code> 
 +http://hg.kewl.org/pub/LoRa_stm32/ 
 +</code> 
 + 
 +==STM32 LL== 
 +<code> 
 +http://hg.kewl.org/pub/LoRa_stm/ 
 +</code> 
  
 ===Raspberry Pi=== ===Raspberry Pi===