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The LoRaE220-433 Unit is a 433MHz LoRa communication module released by M5Stack, utilizing the LLCC68 chip solution. Compared to the traditional SX1278 solution, the LLCC68 offers advantages such as longer transmission distance, faster speed, and lower power consumption. This unit supports features like over-the-air wake-up, carrier sensing, and communication keys. It achieves point-to-point and broadcast transmission modes through convenient serial communication. The module includes an onboard DIP switch that allows users to switch between four different operating modes, enabling easy data transmission and reception without complex configurations. It is suitable for various applications, including home security alarms, building automation, smart homes, and the automotive industry.
Utilizes LLCC68 chip solution
Maximum transmission power of 22dBm, software adjustable
Supports user-defined communication keys
Supports over-the-air wake-up
Supports point-to-point transmission, broadcast transmission, and channel monitoring
Communication frequency: Supports 433MHz frequency band (410.125 ~ 493.125MHz)
Onboard DIP switch to adjust communication modes
Serial communication
Resources | Parameters |
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Lora Module | E220-400T22S@LLCC68 |
Supported Frequency Band | Default 433MHz (supports 410.125 ~ 493.125MHz) |
Maximum Transmission Power | 22dBm, software adjustable |
Receive Sensitivity | -129 dBm |
Power Supply Voltage | 5V |
Communication Method | Serial communication (115200) |
Operating Modes | Transmission mode、WOR transmit mode、WOR receive mode、Sleep mode |
Antenna | Rubber antenna (@2.5dBi, total length 110mm, SMA male connector) |
Working temperature | 0-40°C |
Product Size | 71.4*24*8mm |
Package Size | 136*92*13mm |
Product Weight | 19.4g |
Package Weight | 24.8g |
VCC: Power supply (2.3V to 5.2V)
GND: Ground
TXD: UART Transmit
RXD: UART Receive
AUX: Auxiliary (used for waking up the module)
M0: Mode control pin 0
M1: Mode control pin 1
SET: Configuration pin
Power Connection: Connect VCC and GND to a suitable power source.
UART Communication: Connect TXD to the RX of your microcontroller and RXD to the TX.
Mode Setting: Use M0 and M1 pins to set the operation mode (e.g., Normal, Wake-up, Power-saving, Sleep).
Configuration: Use the SET pin and appropriate commands to configure the module's settings.
Antenna Connection: Attach the provided antenna to ensure optimal performance.