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LEAT EchoStar Terminal BSP

This document is applied to core version 12.7.2-0

This reposistory contains the Arduino Core for LEAT EchoStar Terminals.

EchoLab-6

  • This example demonstrates how to use use the GNSS and Echostar network for tracking application
  • This code can also be used to test Echostar AT commands, GNSS UART and I2C sensors (BME280 and KX025)
  • The terminal try to get a GNSS fix and send to Echo network its position + sensing information

From the USB Serial Port, command supported are :

  • $BME : Read BME280 and provide Temperature, Humidity and Pressure

  • $KX : Read KX023 and provide accelaration along X,Y and Z

  • $RESET : Reset to initial state, can be use to exit from GNSS mode

  • $GNSS : Start GNSS mode, print every 5s the log from GNSS module

  • $NMEA : Start GNSS mode and print NMEA log

  • $LORA : Start LORA mode and bridge to EM2050 module. AT command can be used with EM2050 (AT+JOIN for example)

  • $setEU868 : Set EM2050 for Terrestrial LoRaWAN in Europe

  • $setMSS : Set EM2050 for Satellite LoRaWAN MSS supporting Echostar Mobile network

  • $dl : Provide EM2050 downlink parameters

  • $pwr : Provide EM2050 Tx power, it is usefull with Adaptative DataRate in Activated

  • $SENDLORA : Send a LoRaWan packet with board sensor value

  • $PERIODIC : Toggle the periodic mode (send LoRaWan message every 3mn)

    If no usb is connected to the terminal, the code will periodically transmit a LoRaWan packet to the network. No sleep mode is implemented, limiting the terminal's lifetime with a battery.

Supported boards:

  • EchoStar-term-6
    • Microcontroller: STM32WB5MMGH6TR
    • Radio: EchoStar EM2050
    • GNSS: Quectel LC76F
    • Sensors:
      • Accelerometers KX023-1025
      • Humidity, Pressure and Temperature Sensor BME280

External libraries

There are external libraries used in these example. They could be found & installed from this list:

Credit


Maintained by Prof. Fabien Ferrero & mtnguyen at Laboratoire d’Electronique, Antennes et Télécommunications (LEAT)

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