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new sketch using the Lowpower mode with LoraWan connection #32
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Once the connection is done (after the
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After LoraWan joined, the nucleo_wl55 is entering low power deep sleep mode (STOP2) for 60 seconds (TX_INTERVAL) and send a packet with current RTC calendar.
Measuring power consumption of the nucleo_wl55jc (on JP1 with STLInk USB plug) --> LED is blinking on one period |
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This example is configuring the stm32WL for LoraWan connection and low power mode. After LoraWan is connected, it periodically goes to low power deep sleep mode (stop 2) and wakes Up to send a packet Signed-off-by: Francois Ramu <[email protected]>
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LGTM
This new sketch is configuring the stm32wl55 nucleo board to enter lowpoer (stop2) mode after a lorawan connection
An Alarm (ALARM_A) is programmed to go to sleep mode for a period of time (atime value in milliseconds).
On wakeup a packet is sent and goes to sleep again.