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  • dsieeD Offline
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    Hi All,

    I'm trying to migrate from RFM69 to RFM9x but need to use 433Mhz (legal in Australia). I have purchased rfm98 modules thinking they were just the 433Mhz rfm95's. I am now having issues getting anything to work.

    I have simply declared the radio as rfm95 in the gateway and relay sketch which uploads and prints debug messages without any errors. I have not done anything in the sketches regarding radio frequency because i cannot find any documentation on how to do some for the RFM9x boards, only the old rfm69.

    How should i be using the RFM98 with Mysensors? Any advice or pointers to where should be look would be greatly appreciated!

    Cheers! :)

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    • dsieeD dsiee

      Hi All,

      I'm trying to migrate from RFM69 to RFM9x but need to use 433Mhz (legal in Australia). I have purchased rfm98 modules thinking they were just the 433Mhz rfm95's. I am now having issues getting anything to work.

      I have simply declared the radio as rfm95 in the gateway and relay sketch which uploads and prints debug messages without any errors. I have not done anything in the sketches regarding radio frequency because i cannot find any documentation on how to do some for the RFM9x boards, only the old rfm69.

      How should i be using the RFM98 with Mysensors? Any advice or pointers to where should be look would be greatly appreciated!

      Cheers! :)

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      @dsiee you are correct that rfm98 is more similar to rfm98 than to rfm69. I don't think anyone has tried before, but I think you can use the MY_RFM95 configuration parameters for RFM98. They might be a bit improperly named, but they should apply to the entire rfm95 family.

      See https://www.mysensors.org/apidocs/group__RFM95SettingGrpPub.html

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      • dsieeD dsiee

        Hi All,

        I'm trying to migrate from RFM69 to RFM9x but need to use 433Mhz (legal in Australia). I have purchased rfm98 modules thinking they were just the 433Mhz rfm95's. I am now having issues getting anything to work.

        I have simply declared the radio as rfm95 in the gateway and relay sketch which uploads and prints debug messages without any errors. I have not done anything in the sketches regarding radio frequency because i cannot find any documentation on how to do some for the RFM9x boards, only the old rfm69.

        How should i be using the RFM98 with Mysensors? Any advice or pointers to where should be look would be greatly appreciated!

        Cheers! :)

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        @dsiee You have to set the appropriate center frequency for your modules, i.e. for rfm98 use:

        #define MY_RFM95_FREQUENCY RFM95_434MHZ
        

        (RFM95_434MHZ = 433.92Mhz center frequency)

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          Thank you both! That looks exctly like what i need; I was looking in the wrong spot.

          Cheers!

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