This variant of the Arduino LMIC code supports adding additional regions beyond the eu868 and us915 bands supported by the original IBM LMIC 1.6 code.
This document outlines how to add a new region.
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Serial myPort; | |
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# Adding a new region to Arduino LMIC | |
This variant of the Arduino LMIC code supports adding additional regions beyond the eu868 and us915 bands supported by the original IBM LMIC 1.6 code. | |
This document outlines how to add a new region. | |
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