To avoid pin conflicts when stacking the Module LoRa868 v1.2 with the host, the module uses a DIP switch to flexibly switch the connection of key pins. Users can adjust the pin configuration according to the host being used (e.g., Core/Basic, Core2, or CoreS3), ensuring stable system operation.
The DIP switch is located at the specified position on the module, as shown below:
As seen in the image above, the DIP switch is used to toggle four key pins: NSS, BUSY, RST, IRQ.
The available pin mappings vary depending on the host. The key pin configurations are as follows:
Module Model | MOSI | MISO | SCK | RST | BUSY | NSS | IRQ |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Core (Basic) | G23 | G19 | G18 | G25/G13 | G36/G2 | G15/G12/G5/G0 | G35/G34/G26 |
Core2 | G23 | G38 | G36 | G25/G19 | G36/G32 | G2/G27/G33/G0 | G35/G34/G26 |
CoreS3 | G37 | G35 | PB4 | G5/G7 | G8/G2 | G13/G6/G1/G0 | G10/G14/G9 |
Please follow these steps to adjust the DIP switch settings:
Power Off
Ensure the module is powered off before adjusting the DIP switch to avoid damaging the hardware.
Set the DIP Switch
Select the appropriate pin mapping based on the host in use.
In the image above, the DIP switch is set as follows:
RST → G25
BUSY → G2
NSS → G12
IRQ → G35