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Turn On a Device from 13 mile 21km Away – The Ultimate Off-Grid LoRa Project with WiFi LoRa 32!

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Purchase WiFi LoRa 32 with N32 and 3000mA Battery from Amazon
Purchase N32 Case from Meshnology
Purchase 1, 2 or 3 packes of 3000mAh batteries from Amazon
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Purchase High Gain Antenna from Meshnology

In this video, we learn how to wirelessly control real devices line fand, motor, doors using a relay and turn on a buzzers using the Heltec WiFi LoRa 32 (v3) module packed inside the Meshnology N32 Case, powered by a 3000mAh battery. This system uses LoRa (Long Range Radio) communication, allowing you to send and receive signals up to 21km (13 miles) for free.

The code below is the transmission signal when the user push button is pressed. This is a simple code to send signal when the key is pressed. When the key is released, the OFF signal is send and the relay will be turned OFF.

Project of this video:

  1. Transmitter code: Simple ON/OFF (this code)
  2. Transmitter code: Relay Toggle
  3. Receiver Code: display the relay state, turn ON relay or buzzer

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00:00 Start
1:56 Project Explained
4:55 LoRa and Meshnology N32 package
9:26 Putting N32 together
13:51 Wiring a relay
16:43 Wiring a buzzer
21:47 Board and library
26:08 Transmission Code 1
28:08 Transmission Code 2
29:01 Receiver Code
29:57 Demo: Relay ON/OFF
30:45 Demo: Toggle
31:32 Demo: Buzzer Toggle
23:26 Demo: Buzzer ON/OFF
33:04 Range Demonstration
37:02 Conclusion

Trannsmitter Code to turn ON/OFF a relay over LoRa band