ebyte-rs

This driver requires a serial port, 2 output pins, and 1 input pin. It drives an ebyte E32 LoRa module. I tested so far with an E32-433T30D, but they seem to be pretty similar across the board. Please report or PR if something doesn't work.

Example

// aux: InputPin
// m0: OutputPin
// m1: OutputPin
// serial: Serial port
let ebyte = Ebyte::new(serial, aux, m0, m1, delay).unwrap();
let mut ebyte = ebyte.into_program_mode();
let model_data = ebyte.read_model_data().unwrap();
let mut params = ebyte.read_parameters().unwrap();

rprintln!("{:#?}", model_data);
rprintln!("{:#?}", params);

params.air_rate = AirBaudRate::Bps300;
params.channel = 23;

ebyte
    .set_parameters(&params, Persistence::Temporary)
    .unwrap();

let params = ebyte.read_parameters().unwrap();
let mut ebyte = ebyte.into_normal_mode();
rprintln!("{:#?}", params);

loop {
    delay_tim5.delay_ms(5000u32);
    rprintln!("Sending it!");
    ebyte.write_buffer(b"buffer").unwrap();
    led.toggle();
}

Known limitations

• Driver is completely blocking and relies on blocking delay, blocking sometimes for 40ms
• AUX is not monitored while writing serial data. This would be important when filling the module buffer which has space for 512 bytes.
• Transmission power, frequency, baudrate and probably some other definitions are currently specific for E32-433T30D. See datasheet for table with module specialties