STM32 HAL driver for LoRa SX1278 module
This is a driver for wireless LoRa module -- SX1278.
The initial work was based on DORJI.COM sample code and SX1278_LoRa.
The driver was written in C. It has a hardware abstraction layer for easy porting to others MCUs. Also the hardware functions are defined as __weak so there is no need to change the driver files themselves. The driver is using HAL to communicate between STM32 SPI peripheral and LoRa module.
There is also an example available at SX1278-example repository. The example project was initially prepared for STM32F1 MCU in SW4STM32. Consult the README file in the above repository which development board is currently supported.
The driver is quite simple to use and now requires even lower entry level. After collecting some feedback from my blog readers I decided to include some more features including automatic frequency setting. Previously, it was done by manually calculating values which should be written to the LoRa module's registers. Now, the frequency can be set during initialization by passing an argument to the function.
Since the driver is rather small the documentation (at least the most common parts) will be included here.
The driver can be easily ported to a different platform with minimum effort. Only the hardware dependant functions ought to be modified. The hardware dependant parts can be find in SX1278_hw.c and SX1278_hw.h.
You can visit my blog to read more about the SX1278 modules or my other projects.