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Ebyte E52-400/900NW22S User Manual

Ebyte E52-400/900NW22S
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E52-400/900NW22S User Manual
400/900MHz 160mW TTL LoRa MESH Wireless Networking Module
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Ebyte E52-400/900NW22S Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandEbyte
ModelE52-400/900NW22S
CategoryControl Unit
LanguageEnglish

Summary

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I. Product Description

1.1 Product Introduction

Introduces the module, its LoRa MESH tech, features, and applications.

1.2 Function description

Explains decentralized structure, node types, CSMA, comms methods, and data verification.

1.3 Function description

Details LoRa MESH advantages, capacity, routing, communication methods, and verification.

1.4 Network topology

Describes the two device types in a LoRa MESH network: routing and terminal nodes.

1.5 Application scenario

Lists application scenarios like smart home, industrial sensors, and smart agriculture.

II. Specifications

2.1 Limit parameters

Lists absolute max/min operating parameters for voltage, temperature, and humidity.

2.2 Working parameters

Details working voltage, temp, humidity, frequency bands, power, and data rates.

III. Mechanical Dimensions and Pin Definition

Module Dimensions and Interfaces

Shows physical dimensions, antenna interface, and packaging method.

Pin Definition Table

Provides a detailed pinout with pin name, direction, and usage.

IV. Recommended Connection Diagram

Module to MCU Connection Example

Illustrates the recommended connection between module and microcontroller.

V. Test Suite

5.1 Test Suite Introduction

Introduces the test kit for evaluating module functions and setting up COM port.

Using AT+INFO Command

Demonstrates using "AT+INFO=?" command to view module parameters via serial tool.

VI. Command Introduction

6.1 Introduction to AT commands

Explains AT command categories, defaults, parameter handling, and data saving.

6.2 Command instruction set

Lists commands for IAP mode, module restart, and factory reset.

6.3 Query instruction set

Details AT commands to query module parameters: type, firmware, power, channel.

More Query Commands

Lists AT commands for security, reset, filter, ACK, routing, group, MAC, key.

6.4 Setting up the instruction set

Explains AT commands to set parameters: power, channel, UART, rate, option, PANID, address.

More Setting Commands

Details AT commands for multicast radius, CSMA time, router score, frame header, security, auto-reset, timeouts.

6.5 Parameter value table

Provides a table of parameter names, ranges, functions, and descriptions.

6.6 Parameter Notes

Offers notes on AT parameters: save, baud, address, node type.

Parameter Usage Recommendations

Guides on default parameters, CSMA time, reset times, timeouts, and buffer management.

VII. Basic Function Introduction

7.1 Get the main parameters of the module

Explains using "AT+INFO=?" to retrieve module parameters via serial port or MCU.

7.2 Unicast communication (Unicast)

Details steps for unicast comms: target address, route establishment, data transmission.

7.3 Multicast communication (Multicast)

Explains multicast comms, group management, routing, and data transmission steps.

7.4 Broadcast

Describes broadcast comms, operation steps, and data forwarding behavior.

7.5 Anycast function (Anycast)

Details Anycast comms for inter-network use and operation steps.

7.6 Introduction to routing table

Explains routing table establishment, management, saving, loading, and clearing.

7.7 Additional header information

Describes structure and meaning of frame header info added to serial port data.

VIII. Remote Configuration

8.1 Introduction to remote configuration

Introduces remote config functions, types (single-point, broadcast), and usage considerations.

8.2 Introduction to remote single point configuration

Outlines steps for remote single-point configuration on a target module.

8.3 Introduction to remote broadcast configuration

Details steps for remote broadcast configuration across multiple modules.

IX. Introduction to the host computer

Host Computer Configuration Tool

Explains using host software for module parameter configuration and log viewing.

Routing Table and IAP Functions in Host Software

Describes routing table functions and IAP upgrade process in host software.

X. Hardware Design

Power Supply and Layout Recommendations

Recommendations for power supply design, module placement, and trace routing.

XI. Hardware Design

Transmission Distance and Module Vulnerability

Discusses factors affecting transmission distance and common module damage causes.

Bit error rate considerations

Explains causes of high bit error rates: interference, power supply issues.

XII. Welding Operation Guidance

12.1 Reflow temperature

Details reflow soldering temperature characteristics for leaded and lead-free processes.

12.2 Reflow soldering curve

Illustrates reflow soldering temperature profile curves.

XIII. Related Models

Product Model Comparison

Compares Ebyte models by frequency, power, distance, packaging, and antenna form.

XIV. Antenna Guide

Recommended Antennas

Recommends specific antennas with their specifications and characteristics.

Revision History

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