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Add Variant rak3401 (for new 1W booster kit) #1387
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For whatever reason, I can't seem to get any rf out of this patch. sending with debugging enabled: Here's the debug output of the startup: |
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It works for me. Tested both the companion and repeater. Got a message out from the companion and this is the log from the repeater: |
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The rak3401board.h file has |
are you patching dev branch? |
Suppose that would do it. Similar to Cisien it will not send any rf, seems to acknowledge a ping as power draw jumps briefly |
RAK introduced a new 1W module kit, but it comes with their 3401 WisBlock Core, not the 4631. They are both based on the nRF52840 MCU, but the 3401 uses SPI1 where the 4631 uses SPI.
The 1w module (RAK13302) attaches to the base board (RAK19007) via the WisBlock IO at the end, and needs pin 31 (ANT_SW (IO3)) to activate.
Datasheets:
3401: https://docs.rakwireless.com/product-categories/wisblock/rak3401/datasheet/
19007: https://docs.rakwireless.com/product-categories/wisblock/rak19007/datasheet/
13302: https://docs.rakwireless.com/product-categories/wisblock/RAK13302/datasheet/