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I have a Teensy 2.0 and an Adafruit RFM95W module. I have been debuging on how to use it, I've found out that I needed interrupt pins to make it work. So for Teensy 2.0 it has 5 interrupt pins (5,6,7,8,24) Managed to test 5,6,7,8 but it won't work on the 24 I need it to be on the 24 because pins 5, 6, 7 and 8 will be used on different sensors specifically because these are also used as SCL, SDA, TX and RX. Also tested and made sure that pin 24 can do a digital High/Low and I see that it works Any idea why it won't work as an interrupt pin?

Simple question.. are all LoRa modules Mesh capable? I have this Ra-02 by AI-Thinker and was wondering if it can do Mesh Network stuff.

maaan.... sucks for me.. thanks for the help will try looking for codes/building my own then.

So does that mean i'm out of luck then? No packets, no encryption, no mesh, no anything? All I can do is manually write code and its all on AT mode? LOL

ahk... ok I must have misread the Mhz as baudrate my bad... what do you mean specify the pins it;s connected to? do you have to set other pins aside from the TX and RX?

Tried using this library but it gives does not start my LoRa module. Serial output: 15:32:05.556 -> LoRa Sender 15:32:05.556 -> Starting LoRa failed! Code: #include <SPI.h> #include <LoRa.h> int counter = 0; void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); while (!Serial); Serial.println("LoRa Sender"); if (!LoRa.begin(915E6)) { Serial.println("Starting LoRa failed!"); while (1); } } void loop() { Serial.print("Sending packet: "); Serial.println(counter); // send packet LoRa.beginPacket(); LoRa.print("hello "); LoRa.print(counter); LoRa.endPacket(); counter++; delay(5000); }

Does anyone know how to code this on an Arduino UNO? https://www.dfrobot.com/product-1670.html I got 2pcs. of the module but I can't make it work since I don't have a library for it. The product site doesn't give much info and there are no examples that I can use. I tried getting random sketches from the Arduino IDE but it's for specific boards/modules. All I need to do is to send and receive data back and forth on the 2 modules which should be a simple task. If I don't have a library, does that mean I can't use it on the Arduino? But if I can use it with the Arduino, how do you set up the parameters of the module? Anyone who can help is a godsend

No raids, just some blue stacks. thinking of other applications I might use. This is primarily for streaming twitch + x3 plex @1080 + 2-3 instances of blue stacks that are running. Am doing a small project for like an AIO workstation

if i can wait longer what should I get?

like a 3 instances of blue stack for starters.. not sure how far it might go

Is it better to go i9/i7 or threadripper for multiple emulators, streaming games and media(plex) at the same time?

If your in a hot-humid region then that should be fine. i'm from SEA region and my temps are around 40°C - 45°C idle as well with the AC turned off and this is already with an AIO liquid cooling. If your not happy with the temps, maybe you could adjust your cooler to a higher RPM accordingly

Planning on building an "AIO" Rig for Workstation/Server/Streaming/Multiple-VM and was wondering what parts to pick. This also serves as a learning opportunity for me in building/creating said RIG for experimental purposes. My reasons are as follows: Workstation: Rendering, Video editing, Photoshop, Coding, etc. Server: Plex Server that can stream to at least 3 devices at the same time at 1080p Streaming: Not sure how i'm supposed to do this but I'm guessing have my Gaming Rig connected to this new workstation and let it stream from there ?. Multiple-VM: As of now will just run multiple instances of Blue Stacks Note that the said RIG will be operational 24/7(as much as possible) especially for the Server/VM side I do not know how to word this properly but the heaviest workload of this RIG might be "streaming + 3 devices PLEXing + 3 instances of bluestacks" all at the same time I'm also thinking of saving space so I might just do a remote desktop to said RIG using my Gaming Rig. Budget is entirely flexible since i'm not in a rush as i am really into the experimentation unless my wallet will bleed ?. Currently have these parts lying around: GPU: GTX 1060 6GB (will be using) Monitor: ZOWIE RL2455 Capture Card: Elgato HD60 Pro (might be using) Not sure what to pick for the following: CPU: ??? (leaning towards Threadripper because of bang for buck) MOBO: ??? (Always a Team Blue, this will be my first Team Red build) PSU: ??? (Not sure what my power requirements will be) CASE: ??? (Anything that will fit this thing) OS: Windows 10 *NOTE: I'm SUPER open to learning new things/set-ups/software/mods/etc ? *BIG GIGANTIC NOTE: I do not have the luxury of having the best places to buy(yes, even shipping is not an option for me) and will be hunting for any of your recommended parts as much as possible ?