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originally from the beautiful islands of Fiji and now living and working in Chicago, USA.
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🔭 Building an easy-to-use IoT-powered supply chain visibility and asset monitoring platform Conexio Tech 😉.
🌱 Building easy to use and energy-autonomous IoT systems using ZephyrOS.
👯 Always happy to collaborate on OpenSource Projects.
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Now, the available board with msp430 MCU is MSP-EXP430FR5969, but i'm not sure whether the codes here can be compiled and ran on this board. The detailed description of this board can be found in the following link: http://www.ti.com/lit/ug/slau535b/slau535b.pdf. I will appreciate it if you could give me some reference.
Hello, can you please explain me the usage of WuRX? As I understand you developed the driver for the SX1276 based on Contiki. Therefore, it is possible to run RPL or UDP using your LoRa driver?
It's really a salient work by building the full networking stack for LoRa platforms. The current Contiki port seems to only support Rime protocol and MSP430 MCU. If the LoRa nodes want to communicate with each other by TCP and IP protocols (e.g., IPv6), how to design the protocol stack by reusing the existing Contiki stack. Moreover, if i want to develop the LoRa applications by using the Arduino UNO board, how to port the current codes that runs on MSP380 MCU. Now, I am stuck by the problem of combing the Contiki stack with LoRa PHY protocol, and the call relationships between the APIs in these protocols. If you could share a hint I would be grateful.
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