LR900-F 915MHz 30KM Drone LoRa Telemetry Radio (with 27dBm/500mW TX Power) for APM/Pixhawk/PX4
Features (LR900-F):
- 915M LoRa telemetry radio
- 915M ISM band
- Serial port transparent transmission
- Small size and long distance
- Intelligent channel allocation
- Uplink and downlink rates are equal
- Super cost-effective
- For long-range fixed wing drones, unmanned vehicles, unmanned ships, and RTK data transmission
- Supports various open source flight controllers for APM/Pixhawk/PX4/INAV
- Supports all kinds of ground station software for PC/Android1 (note: 1. QGC for Android is only supported by LR900-F)
Package Included (LR900-F):
- 2 x LR900-F telemetry radios
- 2 x 900MHz 2DBI foldable rubber antennas
- 1 x USB-A to type-c adapter
- 1 x GH1.25-4P to SH1.0-4P 20cm connection cable (for MicoAir405/743 flight controllers)
- 1 x GH1.25-4P to MX1.25-6P 20cm connection cable (for Pixhawk1/2 flight controllers)
- 1 x GH1.25-4P to GH1.25-6P 20cm connection cable (for Pixhawk4/5/6 flight controllers)
Packaging Details (LR900-F):
- Weight: 0.2kg
Instructions for Using LR900 Series Telemetry Radio:The default configuration of LR900 series telemetry radio is duplex, high-speed mode, and baud rate 57600.
1. Telemetry Radio Pairing
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As long as the parameters of the two arbitrary telemetry radios are the
same, they can be automatically paired and communicated when they are
powered on. The green light on the data transmission board stays on to
indicate that the connection has been successfully achieved.
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Modules are configured by default. You can pair the modules as soon as
you receive them, without having to modify the parameters. And we
recommend that novices do not modify the parameters first, and should do
some tests first.
- If you want to use several pairs of telemetry
radios at the same time, you can modify the address parameters of the
telemetry radios to different values.
2. Broadcast Mode
- When
the telemetry radios are used for forwarding and receiving RTCM data on
RTK equipment, they can be configured to broadcast mode, that is, one
for TX and multiple radios for RX and one-way transmission. The base
station is configured in broadcast-TX mode, and the mobile terminal is
configured in broadcast-RX mode, and other parameters are the same.
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When the telemetry radios are configured in broadcast mode and are used
to transmit RTK data, it is recommended to configure the radios in
medium speed mode to maximize performance.