RN2483 Low Power Long Range LoRa Technology Transceiver Module DS50002346F
RN2483 Low Power Long Range LoRa Technology Transceiver Module DS50002346F
RN2483 Low Power Long Range LoRa Technology Transceiver Module DS50002346F
Operational
• Single Operating Voltage: 2.1V to 3.6V (3.3V
typical) Description
• Temperature Range: -40°C to +85°C Microchip’s RN2483 Low-Power Long Range LoRa
• Low-Power Consumption Technology Transceiver module provides an easy-to-
• Programmable RF Communication Bit Rate up to use, low-power solution for long range wireless data
300 kbps with FSK Modulation, 10937 bps with transmission. The advanced command interface offers
LoRa Technology Modulation rapid time to market.
• Integrated MCU, Crystal, EUI-64 Node Identity The RN2483 module complies with the LoRaWAN
Serial EEPROM, Radio Transceiver with Analog Class A protocol specifications. It integrates RF, a
Front End, Matching Circuitry baseband controller, command Application
• 14 GPIOs for Control and Status, Shared with 13 Programming Interface (API) processor, making it a
Analog Inputs complete long range solution.
The RN2483 module is suitable for simple long range
RF/Analog Features sensor applications with external host MCU.
Errata
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using.
GND 27
GND 26
RFL 25
GND 24
RFH 23
GND 22
GND 21
28 GND GND 20
29 NC NC 19
30 3*&B,17 NC 18
31 3*'B,17 NC 17
32 RESET NC 16
33 GND NC 15
34 VDD GPIO10 14
35 GPIO0 GPIO11 13
36 GPIO1 VDD 12
37 GPIO2 GND 11
38 GPIO3 GPIO12 10
39 GPIO4 GPIO13 9
40 GPIO5 GND 8
41 GND UART_RX 7
42 NC UART_TX 6
43 GPIO6 RESERVED 5
44 GPIO7 RESERVED 4
45 GPIO8 UART_CTS 3
46 GPIO9 UART_RTS 2
47 GND GND 1
Host MCU
RN2483 Module
MCU UART
Command Processor
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
GND GND 28 20 GND
RFLL
GND
GND
GND
RFH
GND
GND
GND GND
RF
R
29 19
NC NC
Indicator LEDs 30
PGC_INT NC
18
VCC 31 17
PGD_INT NC
32 16
RESET NC
VCC 33 15
220R GND NC
34 14
VDD GPIO10
35 13 VCC
220R GPIO0 GPIO11
36
GPIO1
RN2483 VDD
12
GND 37 11
GPIO2 GND
38 10 VCC
GPIO3 GPIO12
Transistor output 39
GPIO4 GPIO13
9
40 8
3 GPIOs GPIO5 GND
41 7
GND UART_RX
42 6 MCU
NC UART_TX
1 43 5
GPIO6 RESERVED
2 220R
44
GPIO7 RESERVED
4
45 3
GPIO8 UART_CTS
46 2
GPIO9 UART_RTS
GND 47 1
GND GND
VCC
GND
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