Hi there TTN community, We present you a new LoRaWAN stack, as of now in open beta: RadioLib! ( GitHub - jgromes/RadioLib: Universal wireless communication library for embedded devices ) After countless hours of work during the past months, we are now looking for people to try out this brand new st…

I’d note for those who wonder who this new kid on the block is, he’s come out of the shadows of the @Ichthus_College_Info account where he runs the awesome community air quality monitoring project with his students for his town: https://www.meetjeleefomgeving.nl This covers the whole LoRaWAN gambit…

Nice work. Thanks for the update. Might find the SX1262 devices I accidentally bought a while ago and gave up, as there was no decent LoRaWAN libraries out there, and RadioLib had LoRa P2P-only support at that time. Glad it worked out for your AU915 tester too :slight_smile:

An update on this topic: RadioLib just updated to version 6.3, allowing you all to use its (beta) LoRaWAN support straight from your favourite library manager (Arduino / PlatformIO). No need to clone locally anymore for normal use! If you use its LoRaWAN stack in any way, we ask you kindly to share…

I am not a huge fan of platformio. Happily RadioLib does not need platformio and i can use normal .ino code files and libraries in combination with arduino-cli. I do not know if i am searching wrong, but are there any .ino examples out there that would show how to use RadioLib in combination with T…

HI You can begin with Starter.ino example, fine with TTN https://github.com/jgromes/RadioLib/tree/master/examples/LoRaWAN

Thanks. Do i always need GitHub - mcci-catena/arduino-lmic: LoraWAN-MAC-in-C library, adapted to run under the Arduino environment in combination with RadioLib to get somethings send with the keys into the TTN network? From the first post: [image] stevencellist: And who knows… will LMIC be abl…

[image] ealw: Do i always need GitHub - mcci-catena/arduino-lmic: LoraWAN-MAC-in-C library, adapted to run under the Arduino environment in combination with RadioLib to get somethings send with the keys into the TTN network? Erm, no, the libraries are mutually exclusive, they both do the same…

[image] ealw: Did the need of LMIC retired? And with the somewhat recent additional support for SX126x radios LMIC has become a valid choice for newer hardware as well! When I wrote that comment it wasn’t available for those.

Thanks for all the answers. I know now, that i want to use RadioLib and not LMIC.

@stevencellist , thank you for all your effort contributing to the RadioLib library, your support and more broadly your contribution to the LoRaWAN community. I acknowledge that this post dates back to late 2023, but do you still consider LoRaWAN support in RadioLib as “beta”? If so, what do you con…

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