Lora IOT Node ASR650x ASR6501 SX1262

Description

Based on the ASR650x series of chips, we have done a lot of migration and development, made it perfectly support Arduino®, can run the LoRaWAN protocol stably, and can easily connect lithium batteries and solar panels… This is the CubeCell series.

Cube – Means modular design and easy assembly;

Cell – Is the product positioning, as a unit of the IoT series, working like a cell.

ASR650X-Arduino open source project: https://github.com/HelTecAutomation/ASR650x-Arduino

Features

Electronics Characteristcs

Modul

Support AT commands;

Arduino-Compatible;

1.27 x 11 stamp edge design;

Can be directly integrated into the application circuit, can work as a MCU master unit or LoRa transceiver.

Dev-Board

Arduino-Compatible;

Very friendly for developers, only need a micro USB connct to a computer, users can begin LoRa IoT project develop;

Full power management system, can connect with a solar panel directly;

Easy to verify communication solutions.

Capsule Sensor

Arduino-Compatible;

Replaceable sensor design;

Available in a variety of sensor case;

Alreay highly integrated, with a complete enclosure and protection measures that can be deployed directly into real-world applications

Debug Board(We suggest everyone at least need one Debug Board)

Sensors

BH1750 light intensity sensor

HDC1080 temperature and humidity sensor

CCS811B air quality sensor

BMP180 air pressure sensor

MPU9250 9-axis attitude sensor

Perfect Arduino-Compatible! Why we choose Arduino?

The developers of IoT applications are mostly software engineers. I am sure that no software engineer wants to waste life in the configuration registers, system clock, and then light up an LED… Arduino is developed based on C++. Developlers only need call the APIs, such as the familiar

Serial.begin (115200);

Arduino is well known and simple enough, makes the IoT application development more easy;

Thousands of Arduino library resources;

Developlers can use Arduino® in Windows®, Mac OS®, Linux. But the traditional PSoC development platform only supports Windows® system;

https://github.com/HelTecAutomation/ASR650x-Arduino

Why we choose ASR650x series?

The ASR650x series currently includes two chips: ASR6501 and ASR6502.

The series has already integrated the PSoC® 4000 series MCU (ARM® Cortex® M0+ Core) and SX1262 LoRa chips, which have great application significance! Can greatly reduce the circuit size and cost.

Testing