Hi S,

Sadly, I understand my failings, and am stuck with BASIC I'm afraid. Usually, my system works ok, but this is usually a bit easier than this one. I have been learning BASIC since the 80s, and still am not fluent, and know to change would stop me in my tracks, so I plod on.
I will find a way, but thanks anyway.
C.

@scalz said:

@Camerart
Hello.
You're confusing a bit ;)

• RFM69 = SX1231 ( +H for high power version)
• RFM95 = SX1276 (this is a long range radio which complies LORA specs).

SX means the ic manufacturer is Semtech. RFM means Hoperf is manufacturer of the complete radio module.

About your question, RFM69, RFM95 shares somes registers of course, not everything, not all same names.., and there are some fine details in buffer, power settings.. I think this should be the same for RFM22..
I think you can't assume RFM22 works the same as RFM69 or etc..you will need to dig into datasheet.
But I'm pretty sure you can google for RFM stuff with MPLAB, Mikroe etc..

Hi S,
The confusion has been caused by the seller. I bought some RFM69, and when I asked for data sheets, etc, they reported that the chips are actually SX1276. So I'll refer to them as this from now.

I am not assuming anything,and working through as much information and data sheet as I can cope with. One of these bits of information is a program for RFM22 written in BASIC, that I can read (with difficulty) I was hoping that someone with better programming skills, could help me along the path.
C.

Ok, thanks.

Are there other people on the site, that may know?
C.

Hi T,
Ok, regarding BASIC and PICs.

Regarding the differences between RFM22 and RFM69 (SX1276). Would you be good enough to look at examples written in your language, and let me know if basically, these two modules are programmed in the same manor. e,g, Load Registers with differences to the defaults, then goto a LOOP, which sets RX/TX depending on 'say' button presses.

Thanks, Camerart.

Hi,
(First post:) )

I am trying to make data send/receive modules using SX1276 modules (Poss RFM69)

First, are these considered to be Software defines radios?

I am restricted to using BASIC (Oshonsoft) and PIC technology. [I've spent hours explaining why I'm limited to these, but I am]

I have been looking through programs written in a similar BASIC, controlling RFM22 modules. I have since bought some later modules SX1276 (I think they are the same as RFM69) They are made by a different manufacturer. Does anyone know if what I've learnt about programming PICs to control RFM22 will still apply to the later SX1276 please?

Cheers, Camerart