embedded-lora-rfm95

A no-std-compatible, opinionated driver for the RFM95 LoRa modem. It only supports the LoRa mode, and has only been tested with the EU 868 MHz ISM bands for now.

Features

The crate supports the following optional cargo features:

fugit (disabled by default)

The fugit-feature implements simple From/Into-conversions between the built-in frequency type and fugit's HertzU32 type. This is a comfort-feature only, and does not enable additional functionality.

debug (disabled by default)

The debug feature enables some debug functionality, namely an SPI debug callback which can be used to log all SPI transactions with the RFM95 modem, and provides some helper functions to dump the register state and FIFO contents. The debug feature also disables the modem silicon revision check.

To use this feature, you MUST implement this extern callback function in your crate (otherwise you'll get a cryptic linker error):

extern "Rust" {
    /// A debug callback that is called for every SPI transaction
    /// 
    /// # About
    /// This function is called for every SPI transaction, where `operation` is the operation type (`0x00` for read,
    /// `0x80` for replace), `address` is the register address, and `input` and `output` are the values written and read
    /// respectively.
    fn embeddedrfm95_spidebug_AwiUzTRu(operation: u8, address: u8, input: u8, output: u8);
}

Example implementation:

/// The debug callback implementation for `embedded-rfm95`
#[no_mangle]
pub extern "Rust" fn embeddedrfm95_spidebug_AwiUzTRu(operation: u8, address: u8, input: u8, output: u8) {
    // Print the transaction to stdout
    println!("[SPI 0x{operation:02X} @[0x{address:02X}] tx:0x{input:02X} rx:0x{output:02X}");
}