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The SX1262 868M is a LoRa node expansion module designed for the Raspberry Pi Pico supporting the LoRaWAN protocol and EU868 band. The module comes complete with a lithium battery, antenna and connectors to get your project started - just add a Raspberry Pi Pico!
The module can connect to TTN and TTS servers through a LoRa gateway to use the LoRa Cloud service fast and easily with your Pico. Just slot your pico into the pre-soldered female headers to connect the two together, then use the online resources to get started.
On the board, you'll find an IPEX 1 antenna connector, which can be used with the included IPEX1 to SMA wire and 2DB 868MHz stub antenna (also included). There's also a power switch, battery connector, LED status indicators and solderable RF switch control.
The package includes the module, a 600mAh 3.7V LiPo battery, 2DB 868MHz stub antenna and an IPEX to SMA cable. We also stock a 433MHz version.
Note: Raspberry Pi Pico not included. You'll need a Pico with male headers soldered to it. You can grab a Pico here and Pico male headers here, or buy a Pico with pre-soldered headers.
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Features
- Compatible with Raspberry Pi Pico
- Supports LoRaWAN protocol and EU868 band
- PH1.25 battery and recharge controller (connect rechargeable Lithium battery)
- Power switch
- 2x LED indicators for monitoring module operating status
- Battery, Antenna and antenna cable included
- Online development resources and manual
What's Onboard?
1) Raspberry Pi Pico header
2) Status indicators
- PWR: power indicator
- CHG: recharge indicator
3) RF switch control
- A: controlled by high level (default)
- B: controlled by GPIO22
4) MCP73831 recharge IC
5) SX1262 module
6) IPEX 1 antenna connector
7) Power switch
8) PH1.25 battery header
Specifications
| RFID | SX1262 |
| Frequency range | EU868 (863~870MHz) |
| Modulation | LoRa/(G)FSK |
| Emit power | >14dBm@3.3V |
| Operating voltage | 3.3V |
| Module power consumption | emitting current: 118mA@22dBm |
| receiving current: 5.3mA@125KHz | |
| Communication bus | SPI |
| Operating temperature | -40 ~ 85℃ |
| Dimensions | 21.00 × 52.00mm |
Package Contents
- 1x Pico LoRa SX1262 868M Module
- 1x 3.7V 600mAh LiPo battery
- 1x 2DB 868mhz Antenna
- 1x IPEX1 to SMA wire
Raspberry Pi Pico not included
Resources
The demo code is based on the pico-lorawan project, and updated to be compatible with this module. For more details about the LoRaWAN protocol, pleaser refer to LoRa Allicance.
If you want to create your own cloud server, pleaser refer to lorawan-stack,chrpstack
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SX1262 868MHz LoRa Node Module for Raspberry Pi Pico
purchased in order to test scenarios with a Multitech Lorawan gateway but have not had time to test. Iem arrived in good order, No issues so far.
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2 months ago
SX1262 868MHz LoRa Node Module for Raspberry Pi Pico
Definitely works for meshtastic, and adds a node that others can speak to. I can't get the Meshtastic Client to connect to it over wifi though (and of course, it doesn't support bluetooth with the Pi yet). So, I could only use the UI over the serial port.
It does work well though!
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8 months ago
SX1262 868MHz LoRa Node Module for Raspberry Pi Pico
Bought and used for a Meshtastic node, works fantastically.
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8 months ago
SX1262 868MHz LoRa Node Module for Raspberry Pi Pico
Practically useless, the demo code provided by waveshare took multiple attempts to compile correctly due to newer SDKs since. And even once compiling was successful the demo code just entirely ignored any provided keys making it just not usable.
The documentation also mentions Micropython, but when you actually try that the linked code is just a generic Micropython Hello World and there's no actual Library for the SX1262 that supports LoRaWAN (TTN / Helium / Chirpstack)
I would have returned, but couldn't be bothered with the hassle.
2 people found this review helpful.
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9 months ago
SX1262 868MHz LoRa Node Module for Raspberry Pi Pico
I bought a couple of these to play around with Meshtastic.
Great fun, easy to setup and get going with the Meshtastic flasher.
The basic kit seems to work quite well. I've managed to get some fairly good results (5.4km) from the standard antenna in central London.
1 person found this review helpful.
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1 year ago
SX1262 868MHz LoRa Node Module for Raspberry Pi Pico
Super device. Super price. Next day delivery
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1 year ago
SX1262 868MHz LoRa Node Module for Raspberry Pi Pico
The waveshare documentation and examples are terrible. I wish I'd looked a the other review before buying as I'd have avoided it. There should be (at minimum) some decent scanning and debugging examples included. Unless I can get some help from a forum member, this is effectively junk. For the record, my community has a hub about 500m away, that covers a 3 mile region. I've not been able to connect even within 100m, but the information provided isn't adequate to tell me if I have a config problem, the signal is too weak etc. Very disappointed so far.
4 people found this review helpful.
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2 years ago
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