E22-xxxT22D-V2.2 UserManual EN V1.1

E22-xxxT22D User Manual
AT Command 22dBm LoRa Wireless Module

Chengdu Ebyte Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. E22-xxxT22D Series User Manual
Contents
1 Product Overview ........................................................................................................................................................4
1.1 Product introduction ......................................................................................................................................... 4
1.2 Features .............................................................................................................................................................4
1.3 Application ....................................................................................................................................................... 5
2 Specification and parameter ........................................................................................................................................ 6
2.1 RF parameter ............................................................................................................................................................ 6
2.2 Electrical parameters ........................................................................................................................................ 6
2.3 Hardware parameters ........................................................................................................................................7
3 Mechanical dimensions and pin definitions ................................................................................................................8
3.1 E22-230/400/900T22D mechanical dimensions and pin definitions .............................................................. 8
4 Recommended connection diagram ............................................................................................................................ 9
5 Function description .................................................................................................................................................. 10
5.1 Fixed- point transmission ............................................................................................................................... 10
5.2 Broadcast transmission ...............................................................................................................................10
5.3 Broadcast address ....................................................................................................................................... 10
5.4 Listening address ........................................................................................................................................11
5.5 Module reset ............................................................................................................................................... 11
5.6 Detailed explanation of AUX .........................................................................................................................11
5.6.1 Serial port data output indication ........................................................................................................ 11
5.6.2 Wireless transmission instructions ...................................................................................................... 12
5.6.3 The module is in the process of configuration ....................................................................................12
5.6.4 Precautions ...................................................................................................................................... 12
6 Operating mode ......................................................................................................................................................... 13
6.1 Precautions for mode switching ..................................................................................................................... 13
6.2 Normal mode (mode 0) .................................................................................................................................. 14
6.3 WOR mode (mode 1) ..................................................................................................................................... 14
6.4 Configuration mode (mode 2) ........................................................................................................................14
6.5 Deep sleep mode (mode 3) .............................................................................................................................15
7 Register read and write control ................................................................................................................................. 15
7.1 Instruction format .......................................................................................................................................15
7.2 E22-400/900T22D register description ..........................................................................................................16
7.3 E22-230T22D register description .................................................................................................................19
7.4 Factory default parameters .............................................................................................................................21
8 AT commands ............................................................................................................................................................ 22
8.1AT command list ............................................................................................................................................. 22
8.2 AT parameter analysis .................................................................................................................................... 24
8.3Things to note when upgrading firmware via serial port ................................................................................25
9 Relay networking mode use ...................................................................................................................................... 25
10 Host computer configuration instructions ...............................................................................................................26
11 Hardware design ...................................................................................................................................................... 27
12 FAQ ..........................................................................................................................................................................28
12.1Transmission distance is not ideal .................................................................................................................28
12.2 Modules are easily damaged ........................................................................................................................ 29
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12.3The bit error rate is too high ..........................................................................................................................29

13 Welding operation guidance .................................................................................................................................... 29
13.1Reflow soldering temperature ....................................................................................................................... 29
13.2 Reflow soldering curve ................................................................................................................................ 30
14 Related models ........................................................................................................................................................ 30
15 Antenna Guide ......................................................................................................................................................... 31
15.1 Antenna recommendations ........................................................................................................................... 31
16 Batch packaging methods ........................................................................................................................................32
16.1 E22-230/400/900T22S batch packaging method .........................................................................................32
Revise history ............................................................................................................................................................... 32
About us ........................................................................................................................................................................33
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1 Product Overview
1.1 Product introduction

E22-xxxT22D is a new generation of LoRa wireless data transmission modules. It is developed based on SEMTECH
high-performance RF chips, with a transmission power of 22dBm and multiple transmission modes. The operating frequency bands are
in the 230, 400, and 900mhz, respectively. LoRa spreading technology, TTL level output, and compatibility with 3.3V IO port voltage.
E22-xxxT22D adopts the new generation LoRa spreading technology, which is faster, lower power consumption, and smaller in
size; Supports functions such as WOR, wireless configuration, carrier monitoring, automatic relay, communication keys, etc., supports
packet length settings, and can provide customized development services. The three modules in the figure have the same power but
different frequency bands.
Figure 1：E22-230T22D Figure 2：E22-400T22D Figure 3：E22-900T22D
1.2 Features
 Adopting the new generation LoRa spread spectrum modulation technology, it brings longer communication distance and
stronger anti-interference ability;
 Support serial port firmware upgrade, making firmware updates more convenient;
 Support AT commands for more convenient use;
 Support automatic relay networking, multi-level relay is suitable for ultra long distance communication, and multiple
networks operate simultaneously in the same area;
 Support users to set their own communication keys that cannot be read, greatly improving the confidentiality of user data;
 Support LBT function, monitor channel environment noise before sending, which can greatly improve the communication
success rate of the module in harsh environments;
 Support RSSI signal strength indication function for evaluating signal quality, improving communication network, and
ranging;
 Support wireless parameter configuration, send command data packets wirelessly, and remotely configure or read wireless
module parameters;
 Support WOR, which is an ultra-low power consumption function suitable for battery powered application solutions;
 Support fixed-point transmission, broadcast transmission, and channel monitoring;
 Support deep sleep mode, in which the overall power consumption is about 3uA;
 Under ideal conditions, the communication distance can reach 5km;
 Save the parameters after power failure, and after re powering on, the module will operate according to the set parameters;
 Efficient watchdog design, once an exception occurs, the module will automatically restart and continue to work according
to the previous parameter settings;

 E22-400T22D and E22-900T22D support data transfer rates of 2.4K to 62.5Kbps;

 E22-230T22D supports data transmission rates of 2.4K to 15.6Kbps;
 Support power supply of 2.7-5.5V, ensuring optimal performance for power supply greater than 5V;
 Industrial grade standard design, supporting long-term use at -40~+85 ℃;
1.3 Application
 Home security alarm and remote keyless entry;
 Smart homes and industrial sensors, etc;
 Wireless alarm security system;
 Building automation solutions;
 Wireless industrial grade remote control;
 Healthcare products;
 Advanced Meter Reading Architecture (AMI);
 Application in the automotive industry.

2 Specification and parameter
2.1 RF parameter
Model NO.
E2 2-900T
RF parameter Unit E22-230T22DV2. Remarks
E22-400T22DV2.2 22DV2.2
2

Max TX power dBm 22.0± 1 22.0± 1 22.0± 1 -
Receiving
dBm - 138 - 147 - 147 Air data rate is 2.4 kbps
sensitivity
In clear and open area, the antenna gain
Tested distance M 5K 5K 5K is 5dBi with height of 2.5 m, and the air
rate is 2.4 kbps.
Operating 220.125～ 410.125～ 850.125～
MHz for ISM band
frequency 236.125MHz 493.125MHz 930.125MHz
Air data rate bps 2.4K～15.6K 2.4K～62.5K 2.4K～62.5K User Programmed Control
Less likely to be burned if used at close
Block power dBm 10 10 10
range
Sub-package 32/64/128/240 bytes can be
TX length byte 240 240 240
set to be sent via command
2.2 Electrical parameters
Model NO.
E2 2-230T E2 2-400T E2 2-900T
Electrical parameters unit Remark
22 22 22
DV2.2 DV2.2 DV2.2
≥ 5 V can guarantee the output power ,
Operating Voltage V 2. 7～5.5 2. 7～5.5 2. 7～5.5 exceeding 5.5 V will permanently burn the
module .
Communication level V 3.3V 3.3V 3.3V Using 5V TTL risks burning out
TX current Instantaneous power

mA 110 110 150
Power consumption@22dBm
consumption RX current mA 15 15 17
Sleep current uA 3 3 3 Software shutdown

Operating
℃ -40 ～ + 85 Industrial grade design
temperature
temperature
Storage
℃ -40 ～ + 85 Industrial grade design
temperature

2.3 Hardware parameters
Model NO.
Hardware
E22-230T22D E22-400T22D E22-900T22D Remark
parameters
V2.2 V2.2 V2.2
Crystal
32MHz
frequency Industrial grade high-precision crystal oscillator
Modulation LoRa New generation LoRa modulation technology
Interface
1.27mm stamp hole
mode
Communicati
UART serial port TTL level
on Interface
Subpackage 32/64/128/240 bytes can be set to
TX length 240 Byte
be sent via command
Packaging
SMD -
method
cache
1000 Byte -
capacity
Antenna
IPEX/stamp hole Equivalent impedance is about 50 Ω
interface
size 36mm*21mm ±0.1mm
Product
2.4g ±0.05g
Weight

3 Mechanical dimensions and pin definitions
3.1 E22-230/400/900T22D mechanical dimensions and pin definitions
Pin number Pin name Pin direction Pin usage

Input (very weak Cooperate with M1 to determine the 4 working modes of the module (cannot
1 M0
pull-up) be left floating, can be grounded if not used)
Input (very weak Cooperate with M0 to determine the 4 working modes of the module (cannot
2 M1
pull-up) be left floating, can be grounded if not used)
3 RXD enter TTL serial port input, connected to the external TXD output pin;
4 TxD output TTL serial port output, connected to the external RXD input pin;
Used to indicate module working status;
5 AUX output
The user wakes up the external MCU and outputs low level during power-on

self-test initialization; (can be left floating)

6 VCC power supply Module power supply positive reference, voltage range: 2.3 ~ 5.5V DC
7 GND power supply Module ground wire
8 Fixing hole Fixing hole
4 Recommended connection diagram

5 Function description
5.1 Fixed- point transmission
5.2 Broadcast transmission
5.3 Broadcast address
 Example: Set the module A address to 0xFFFF and the channel to 0x04.

 When module A is used as a transmitter (same mode, transparent transmission mode), all receiving modules under the 0x04
channel can receive data to achieve the purpose of broadcasting.
5.4 Listening address
 Example: Set the module A address to 0xFFFF and the channel to 0x04.
 When module A is used as a receiver, it can receive all data under the 0x04 channel to achieve the purpose of monitoring.
5.5 Module reset
 After the module is powered on, AUX will immediately output a low level, perform hardware self-test, and set the working mode
according to user parameters;
During this process, AUX remains low level. After completion, AUX outputs high level and starts working normally according to
the working mode combined by M1 and M0;
Therefore, the user needs to wait for the rising edge of AUX as the starting point for the module to work normally.
5.6 Detailed explanation of AUX
 AUX is used for wireless transceiver buffer instructions and self-test instructions.
 It indicates whether the module has data that has not been sent out through the wireless, or whether all the wireless data has been
received but has not been sent out through the serial port, or the module is in the process of initializing self-test.
5.6.1 Serial port data output indication

 Used to wake up the external MCU from sleep;

5.6.2 Wireless transmission instructions

 The buffer is empty: the data in the internal 1000-byte buffer is written to the wireless chip (automatic sub-packetization) ;
When AUX=1, the user continuously initiates data less than 1000 bytes without overflow ;
When AUX=0, the buffer is not empty: all the data in the internal 1000-byte buffer has not yet been written to the wireless chip
and the transmission has been started. At this time, the module may be waiting for user data to end and time out, or it may be
transmitting wireless packets. .
5.6.3 The module is in the process of configuration

 Only when resetting and exiting sleep mode;
5.6.4 Precautions
Serial
numbe AUX considerations
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The above functions 1 and 2 give priority to low-level output, that is, if any low-level output condition is met, AUX will
1 output low-level;
When all low level conditions are not met, AUX outputs high level.
When AUX outputs low level, it indicates that the module is busy and no working mode detection will be performed at this
2 time;
When the module AUX outputs high level within 1ms, the mode switching work will be completed.
After the user switches to a new working mode, the module will not actually enter this mode until at least 2ms after the
3 rising edge of AUX;
If AUX remains high, the mode switch will take effect immediately.

When the user enters other modes from mode 3 (sleep mode) or during the reset process, the module will reset the user
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parameters, during which the AUX output is low level.
Due to the characteristics of the LoRa modulation method, the information transmission delay is much longer than that of
FSK. For example, at an air speed of 2.4 kbps, the transmission delay of 100 bytes is about 1.5 seconds. It is recommended
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that customers not conduct big data at low air speeds . Mass transmission to avoid communication abnormalities caused by
data loss due to data accumulation.
6 Operating mode
The module has four working modes, which are set by pins M1 and M0; details are shown in the following table:
Mode (0-3) M1 M0 Mode introduction Remark

0
Support special command
transmission 0 0 Open serial port, open wireless, transparent transmission
over-the-air configuration
mode
1 WOR mode 0 1 Can be defined as WOR sender and WOR receiver Support air wake-up
2
Users can access the registers through the serial port to control the
configuration 1 0
working status of the module.
mode
3 deep sleep 1 1 Module goes to sleep
6.1 Precautions for mode switching
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Remark
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 Users can combine M1 and M0 with high and low levels to determine the module working mode. The 2 GPIOs of the
MCU can be used to control mode switching;
 After changing M1 and M0: If the module is idle, it can start working in the new mode after 1ms;
 If the module has serial port data that has not yet been transmitted wirelessly, it can enter the new working mode only
1
after the transmission is completed;
 If the module receives wireless data and sends data out through the serial port, it needs to be sent before it can enter the
new working mode;
 Therefore, mode switching can only be effective when AUX outputs 1, otherwise the switching will be delayed.
 For example, if the user continuously inputs a large amount of data and switches modes at the same time, the mode
switching operation is invalid at this time; the module will process all user data before performing new mode detection;
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 Therefore, the general recommendation is: detect the output status of the AUX pin and wait 2ms after outputting a
high level before switching.
 When the module is switched from other modes to sleep mode, if there is data that has not been processed yet;
 The module will enter sleep mode only after processing these data (including receiving and sending). This feature can
be used for fast sleep, thereby saving power consumption; for example: the transmitter module works in mode 0, the
3 user initiates the serial port data "12345", and then does not have to wait for the AUX pin to be idle (high level), and can
directly switch to sleep mode. And put the user's main MCU to sleep immediately. The module will automatically send
all user data through wireless and automatically enter sleep within 1ms;
 This saves the MCU's working time and reduces power consumption.

 In the same way, any mode switching can take advantage of this feature. After the module processes the current mode
event, it will automatically enter the new mode within 1ms; thus saving the user the work of querying AUX and
4 achieving the purpose of fast switching;
 For example, switching from transmit mode to receive mode; the user MCU can also enter sleep in advance before
mode switching and use the external interrupt function to obtain AUX changes to perform mode switching.
 This operation method is very flexible and efficient. It is completely designed according to the user's MCU operation
5 convenience and can reduce the workload of the entire system as much as possible, improve system efficiency and
reduce power consumption.
6.2 Normal mode (mode 0)
Type When M0 = 0, M1 = 0, the module works in mode 0
Transmitting The user can input data through the serial port, and the module will start wireless transmission.
The wireless receiving function of the module is turned on. After receiving the wireless data, it will be output through
Receiving
the serial port TXD pin.
6.3 WOR mode (mode 1)
When defined as the transmitter, a wake-up code will be automatically added for a certain period of time before
Transmitting
transmitting.
Receiving Data can be received normally, and the receiving function is equivalent to mode 0
6.4 Configuration mode (mode 2)
Transmitting Wireless transmission is turned off and automatically turned on during wireless configuration.
Receiving Wireless reception is turned off and automatically turned on during wireless configuration.
Configuration Users can access registers to configure module working status

6.5 Deep sleep mode (mode 3)
Transmitting Unable to transmit wireless data.
Receiving Unable to receive wireless data.
When entering other modes from sleep mode, the module will reconfigure parameters. During the configuration process,
Notice A UX remains low;
After completion, it outputs high level, so it is recommended that the user detects the rising edge of AUX .
7 Register read and write control
7.1 Instruction format
configuration mode (mode 2: M1=1, M0=0 ), the supported command list is as follows ( when setting, only 9600, 8N1 format is
supported ):
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Command format Detailed description
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Instruction: C0+start address+length+parameters
Response: C1+start address+length+parameters
Example 1: Configure the channel as 0x09

Instruction starting address length parameter
Send: C0 05 01 09
1 Set register
Return: C1 05 01 09
Example 2: Configure module address (0x1234), network address (0x00), serial port (9600 8N1),
and air speed (1.2K) at the same time
Send: C0 00 04 12 34 00 61
Return: C1 00 04 12 34 00 61
Instruction: C1+start address+length
Response: C1+start address+length+parameters
Example 1: Reading the channel

Instruction starting address length parameter
2 Read register Send: C1 05 01
Return: C1 05 01 09
Example 2: Read module address, network address, serial port, and airspeed simultaneously
Send: C1 00 04
Return: C1 00 04 12 34 00 61
Instruction: C2 + starting address + length + parameters
Response: C1 + starting address + length + parameters
Example 1: Configure the channel as 0x09

Set temporary Instruction starting address length parameter
3
register Send: C2 05 01 09
Return: C1 05 01 09
Example 2: Configure module address (0x1234), network address (0x00), serial port (9600 8N1),
and air speed (2.4K) at the same time

Send: C2 00 04 12 34 00 61
Return: C1 00 04 12 34 00 61
Instructions: CF CF + regular instructions
Response: CF CF + regular response
Example 1: The wireless configuration channel is 0x09

Wireless command header command starting address length parameter
wireless Send: CF CF C0 05 01 09
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configuration Return: CF CF C1 05 01 09
Example 2: Wireless simultaneous configuration of module address (0x1234), network address

(0x00), serial port (9600 8N1), and air speed (2.4K)
Send: CF CF C0 00 04 12 34 00 61
Return: CF CF C1 00 04 12 34 00 61
Format error response

5 wrong format
FF FF FF
7.2 E22-400/900T22D register description
Read
serial
and Name Describe Remark
number
write
Module address high byte and low byte ;
read/w
00H ADDH ADDH (default 0) Note: When the module address is equal to FFFF,
rite
it can be used as a broadcast and listening address,
read/w that is, the module will not perform address
01H ADDL ADDL (default 0)
rite
filtering at this time.
Network address, used to distinguish networks ;
read/w When communicating with each other, they
02H NETID NETID (default 0)
rite
should be set to the same value.
7 6 5 U ART serial port rate (bps)
0 0 0 Serial port baud rate is 1200
0 0 1 Serial baud rate is 2400 Two modules communicating with each other can
have different serial port baud rates and different
0 1 0 Serial baud rate is 4800
verification methods ;
Serial port baud rate is 9600
0 1 1 When transmitting large data packets
(default)
continuously, users need to consider data blocking
The serial port baud rate is and possible loss caused by the same baud rate ;
1 0 0
19200
It is generally recommended that both
read/w 1 0 1 Serial baud rate is 38400 communication parties have the same baud rate.
0 3H REG0
rite 1 1 0 Serial baud rate is 57600
The serial port baud rate is
1 1 1
115200
4 3 Serial port check digit
0 0 8N1 (default)
The serial port modes of the communicating
0 1 8O1
parties can be different ;
1 0 8E1
1 1 8N1 (equal to 0 0 )
2 1 0 Wireless air rate (bps) The air speed of both communicating parties must

0 0 0 Air rate 2.4k be the same ;
0 0 1 Air rate 2.4k air rate, the smaller the delay and the shorter the
0 1 0 Air rate 2.4k (default) transmission distance.
0 1 1 Air rate 4.8k

1 0 0 Air speed 9.6k
1 0 1 Air rate 1 9.2k
7 6 Subcontracting settings The data sent by the user is less than the packet
length, and the serial port output at the receiving
0 0 240 bytes (default) end appears as uninterrupted continuous output ;
0 1 128 bytes
The data sent by the user is larger than the packet
1 0 64 bytes length, and the serial port of the receiving end will
be packetized and output.
1 1 32 bytes
5 RSSI environmental noise enable After enabling, the command C0 C1 C2 C3

command can be sent in transfer mode or WOR
0 Disabled (default) send mode to read the register ;
Register 0x00: Current environmental noise
RSSI ;
Register 0X01: RSSI when data was last received
(The current channel noise is: dBm = - (256 -
RSSI)) ;
1 enable Instruction format: C0 C1 C2 C3+start
address+read length ;
Return: C1 + address + read length + read valid
value; for example: send C0 C1 C2 C3 00 01
Return C1 00 01 RSSI (address can only start
from 0 0 )
4 3 reserve
2 Software mode switching If you do not want to use the M0 M1 pins to
0 4H read/w 0 Disabled (default) switch working modes, you can
REG1
rite To enable this feature, use specific serial port
commands to switch modes.
Format: C0 C1 C2 C3 02 + working mode
Send C0 C1 C2 C3 02 00 to switch to transparent
transmission mode
Send C0 C1 C2 C3 02 01 to switch to WOR mode
1 enable Send C0 C1 C2 C3 02 02 to switch to
configuration mode
Send C0 C1 C2 C3 02 03 to switch to sleep mode
Return: C1 C2 C3 02 + working mode
Note: After enabling this function, WOR mode
and sleep mode only support
Maintain 9600 baud rate.
1 0 Transmit power There is a non-linear relationship between power
and current. At the maximum power, the power
0 0 22 dBm (default) supply efficiency is the highest ;
0 1 17 dBm
Current does not decrease proportionally with
1 0 13 dBm
1 1 1 0 dBm lower power.

Channel Control (CH )

0-83 respectively represent a total of 8 4 channels
read/w Actual frequency = 410.125 + CH * 1M
0 5H REG2 ( applicable to the 400 frequency band )
rite Actual frequency = 850.125 + CH *1M
0-80 respectively represent a total of 81 channels
( applicable to the 900 frequency band )
7 Enable RSSI bytes
After enabling, the module receives wireless data
0 Disabled (default) and outputs it through the serial port TXD, which
will be followed by an RSSI strength byte.
1 enable
6 transfer method During fixed-point transmission, the module will
identify the first three bytes of serial port data as:
0 Transparent transmission (default)
address high + address low + channel, and use
1 Fixed point transmission them as wireless transmission targets.
5 Relay function After the relay function is enabled, if the target
address is not the module itself, the module will
0 Disable relay functionality (default) start a forwarding ;
In order to prevent data from being transmitted
back, it is recommended to use it in conjunction
1 Enable relay function
with fixed-point mode ; that is, the destination
address and source address are different.
4 LBT enable When enabled, wireless data will be monitored
before transmission, which can avoid interference
0 Disabled (default) to a certain extent, but may cause data delays ;
1 enable The maximum dwell time of LBT is 2 seconds. If

it reaches two seconds, it will be forcibly issued.
3 WOR mode transceiver control
read/w Only valid for mode 1;
0 6H REG3 W OR receiver (default)
1. In the receiving mode of wor, the module can
rite
Working in WOR listening mode, the listening modify the delay time after waking up, and the
0 default time is 0;
cycle is shown below (WOR cycle), which can
2. The receiving end needs to send the command
save a lot of power consumption. C0 09 02 03 E8 in the configuration mode (C0 is
the write command, 09 is the register starter
W OR transmitter
address, 02 is the length, 03 E8 is the set delay,
The module transceiver is turned on, and when the maximum FFFF is 65535ms, set to 0 turns off
1 the wake-up delay.)
transmitting data, a wake-up code for a certain 3. Data can be sent within the delay
period of time is added.
2 1 0 W OR cycle
0 0 0 500ms Only valid for mode 1;
0 0 1 1000ms Period T= ( 1+WOR ) *500ms , the maximum is

4000ms , the minimum is 500ms ;
0 1 0 1500ms
0 1 1 2000ms WOR listening interval period, the lower the
average power consumption, but the greater the
1 0 0 2500ms
data delay;
1 0 1 3000ms
The sender and receiver must be consistent (very
1 1 0 3500ms important)
1 1 1 4000ms
CRYPT Write only, read returns 0 ;
0 7H Write Key high byte (default 0) Used for encryption to avoid interception of
_H
wireless data in the air by similar modules ;
The module will use these two bytes internally as
CRYPT
0 8H Write Key low byte (default 0) calculation factors to transform and encrypt the air
_L
wireless signal.
8 0H ~ 8 read PID Product information 7 bytes Product information 7 bytes

6H
7.3 E22-230T22D register description
Read
serial
and name describe Remark
number
write
Module address high byte and low byte ;
read/w
00H ADDH ADDH (default 0) Note: When the module address is equal to FFFF,
rite
it can be used as a broadcast and listening address,
read/w that is, the module will not perform address
01H ADDL ADDL (default 0)
rite
filtering at this time.
Network address, used to distinguish networks ;
read/w When communicating with each other, they
02H NETID NETID (default 0)
rite
should be set to the same value.
7 6 5 U ART serial port rate (bps)
0 0 0 Serial port baud rate is 1200
0 0 1 Serial baud rate is 2400 Two modules communicating with each other can
0 1 0 Serial baud rate is 4800 have different serial port baud rates and different
verification methods ;
Serial port baud rate is 9600
0 1 1 When transmitting large data packets
(default)
continuously, users need to consider data blocking
The serial port baud rate is and possible loss caused by the same baud rate ;
1 0 0
19200 It is generally recommended that both
1 0 1 Serial baud rate is 38400 communication parties have the same baud rate.
1 1 0 Serial baud rate is 57600
The serial port baud rate is
1 1 1
115200
read/w 4 3 Serial port check digit
0 3H REG0
rite 0 0 8 N1 (default)
The serial port modes of the communicating
0 1 8O1
parties can be different ;
1 0 8 E1
1 1 8 N1 (equal to 0 0 )
2 1 0 Wireless air rate (bps)
The air speed of both communicating parties must
0 1 0 Air speed 2.4k (default)
be the same ;
air rate, the smaller the delay and the shorter the
transmission distance.

7 6 Subcontracting settings The data sent by the user is less than the packet
length, and the serial port output at the receiving
0 0 2 40 bytes (default) end appears as uninterrupted continuous output ;
0 1 1 28 bytes
The data sent by the user is larger than the packet
1 0 6 4 bytes length, and the serial port of the receiving end will
be packetized and output.
1 1 3 2 bytes
5 RSSI environmental noise enable After enabling, the command C0 C1 C2 C3

command can be sent in transfer mode or WOR
0 Disabled (default) send mode to read the register ;
Register 0x00: Current environmental noise
RSSI ;
Register 0X01: RSSI when data was last received
(The current channel noise is: dBm = -( 256-
HEX) HEX is hexadecimal ) ;
Instruction format: C0 C1 C2 C3+start
1 enable
address+read length ;
Return: C1 + address + read length + read valid
value;
For example: send C0 C1 C2 C3 00 01
Return C1 00 01 RSSI (address can only start
from 0 0 )
4 Software mode switching If you do not want to use the M0 M1 pins to
0 Disabled (default) switch working modes, you can
0 4H read/w
REG1 To enable this feature, use specific serial port
rite
commands to switch modes.
Format: C0 C1 C2 C3 02 + working mode
Send C0 C1 C2 C3 02 00 to switch to transparent
transmission mode
Send C0 C1 C2 C3 02 01 to switch to WOR mode
1 enable Send C0 C1 C2 C3 02 02 to switch to
configuration mode
Send C0 C1 C2 C3 02 03 to switch to sleep mode
Return: C1 C2 C3 02 + working mode
Note: After enabling this function, WOR mode
and sleep mode only support
Maintain 9600 baud rate.
3 2 reserve
1 0 Transmit power There is a non-linear relationship between power
and current. At the maximum power, the power
0 0 22 dBm (default) supply efficiency is the highest ;
0 1 17 dBm
Current does not decrease proportionally with
1 0 13 dBm
1 1 1 0 dBm lower power.
read/w Channel Control (CH)

0 5H REG2 Actual frequency = 220.125 + CH *0.25M
rite 0-64 respectively represent a total of 65 channels
7 Enable RSSI bytes

After enabling, the module receives wireless data
0 Disabled (default) and outputs it through the serial port TXD, which
read/w will be followed by an RSSI strength byte.
0 6H REG3 1 enable
rite
6 transfer method During fixed-point transmission, the module will
identify the first three bytes of serial port data as:
0 Transparent transmission (default) address high + address low + channel, and use

1 Fixed point transmission them as wireless transmission targets.
5 Relay function After the relay function is enabled, if the target

address is not the module itself, the module will
0 Disable relay functionality (default) start a forwarding ;
In order to prevent data from being transmitted
back, it is recommended to use it in conjunction
1 Enable relay function
with fixed-point mode ; that is, the destination
address and source address are different.
4 LBT enable When enabled, wireless data will be monitored
before transmission, which can avoid interference
0 Disabled (default) to a certain extent, but may cause data delays ;
1 enable The maximum dwell time of LBT is 2 seconds. If

it reaches two seconds, it will be forcibly issued.
3 WOR mode transceiver control
Only valid for mode 1 ;
W OR receiver (default)
1. In the receiving mode of wor, the module can
Working in WOR listening mode, the listening modify the delay time after waking up, and the
0 default time is 0;
cycle is shown below (WOR cycle), which can
2. The receiving end needs to send the command
save a lot of power consumption. C0 09 02 03 E8 in the configuration mode (C0 is
the write command, 09 is the register starter
W OR transmitter
address, 02 is the length, 03 E8 is the set delay,
The module transceiver is turned on, and when the maximum FFFF is 65535ms, set to 0 turns off
1 the wake-up delay.)
transmitting data, a wake-up code for a certain 3. Data can be sent within the delay
period of time is added.
2 1 0 W OR cycle
0 0 0 500ms Only valid for mode 1;
0 0 1 1000ms Period T= ( 1+WOR ) *500ms , the maximum is

4000ms , the minimum is 500ms ;
0 1 0 1500ms
0 1 1 2000ms WOR listening interval period, the lower the
average power consumption, but the greater the
1 0 0 2500ms
data delay;
1 0 1 3000ms
The sender and receiver must be consistent (very
1 1 0 3500ms important)
1 1 1 4000ms
CRYPT Write only, read returns 0 ;
07H 写 Key high byte (default 0) Used for encryption to avoid interception of
_H
wireless data in the air by similar modules ;
The module will use these two bytes internally as
CRYPT
0 8H Write Key low byte (default 0) calculation factors to transform and encrypt the air
_L
wireless signal.
8 0H ~ 8
read PID Product information 7 bytes Product information 7 bytes
6H
7.4 Factory default parameters
E22-230T22 D factory default parameter values: C0 00 09 00 00 00 6 0 00 28 03 00 00

Model E22-400T22D factory default parameter value: C0 00 09 00 00 00 60 00 17 03 00 00
E22-900T22D factory default parameter value: C0 00 09 00 00 00 60 00 12 03 00 00
Serial port Transmit
Module model frequency address channel Air speed baud rate
format power

E22-230T 22D 230.125MHz 0x0000 0x28 2.4kbps 9600 8N1 22dbm
E22-400T22D 433.125MHz 0x0000 0x17 2.4kbps 9600 8N1 22dbm

E22-900T22 D 868.125MHz 0x0000 0x12 2.4kbps 9600 8N1 22dbm
8 AT commands
 AT commands are used in configuration mode. AT commands are divided into three categories: command
commands, setting commands and query commands;
 Users can query the AT command set supported by the module through "AT+HELP=?". The baud rate used by
the AT command is 9600 8N1;
 When the input parameters exceed the range, they will be restricted. Please do not let the parameters exceed
the range to avoid unknown situations.
8.1AT command list

Command instructions Describe Example Example description
AT+IAP (use with caution,
please see 8.3 Precautions for Enter IAP upgrade
AT+IAP Enter IAP upgrade mode
Serial Port Firmware Upgrade in mode
this article for details)
AT+RESET Device restart AT+RESET Device restart
AT+DEFAULT Restore configuration AT+DEFAULT Restore configuration
parameters to default parameters to default
and the device restarts and the device restarts
Setup instructions Describe Example Example description

AT+UART=baud,parity Set baud rate and parity AT+UART=3,0 Set the baud rate to 9600,
8N0
AT+RATE=rate Set air speed AT+RATE=7 Set the air rate to 16.4K
AT+PACKET=packet Set packet length AT+PACKET=0 Set the packet size to 240
bytes
AT+WOR=role,period Set WOR roles and cycles AT+WOR=0,3 Set to WOR reception,
cycle is 2000ms
AT+POWER=power Set transmit power AT+POWER=0 Set the transmit power to
22dBm
AT+TRANS=mode Set sending mode AT+TRANS=1 Set to fixed point mode
AT+ROUTER=router Set relay mode AT+ROUTER=1 Set to relay mode
AT+LBT=lbt Set Listen Before Talk AT+LBT=1 Setting is enabled, please

function switch refer to Section 7.2 LBT

Enable for details.
AT+ERSSI=erssi Set the ambient noise AT+ERSSI=1 The setting is enabled. For
RSSI switch details, please refer to
Section 7.2 RSSI
Environmental Noise
Function.
AT+DRSSI=data_rssi Set the receive data RSSI AT+DRSSI=1 Receive data RSSI
switch function is turned on
AT+ADDR=addr Set module address AT+ADDR=1234 Set the module address to
1234
AT+CHANNEL=channel Set module working AT+CHANNEL=23 Set frequency to
channel 433.125M
AT+NETID=netid Set network ID AT+NETID=2 Set network ID to 2
AT+KEY=key Set module key AT+KEY=1234 Set the module key to
1234
Set the WOR delay sleep
AT+DELAY=delay Set WOR delay sleep time AT+DELAY=1000
time to 1000ms
Setting software mode Settings are turned on to
AT+SWITCH=switch AT+SWITCH=1
switch allow software switching
Query command Describe Return example Example description

AT+HELP=? Query AT command table Return to AT command list
AT+DEVTYPE=? Query module model DEVTYPE=E29-400T22S/D Return module model
AT+FWCODE=? Query firmware code FWCODE=7432-0-10 Return firmware version
AT+UART=? Query baud rate and AT+UART=3,0 Return baud rate 9600,
checksum 8N1
AT+RATE=? Query air speed AT+RATE=7 Return air rate is 16.4K
AT+PACKET=? Query packet length AT+PACKET=0 returned packet is 240
bytes
Query WOR roles and Return to WOR reception,
AT+WOR=? AT+WOR=0,3
cycles the cycle is 2000ms
AT+POWER=? Query transmit power AT+POWER=0 The return transmit power
is 22dBm
AT+TRANS=? Query sending mode AT+TRANS=1 Return to fixed point
mode
AT+ROUTER=? Query relay mode AT+ROUTER=1 Return to relay mode
AT+LBT=? Query the Listen Before AT+LBT=1 Return LBT switch status
Talk function switch

AT+ERSSI=? Query the environmental AT+ERSSI=1 Return to ambient noise

noise RSSI switch switch status
AT+DRSSI=? Query RSSI output AT+DRSSI=1 Return channel RSSI
function is enabled
AT+ADDR=? Query module address AT+ADDR=1234 The return module address
is 1234
AT+CHANNEL=? Query module working AT+CHANNEL=23 return frequency is
channel 433.125M
AT+NETID=? Query network ID AT+NETID=2 Return network ID is 2
AT+KEY=? Query module key Reading is not supported Return ERR
(security considerations)
Query WOR delayed sleep Return to WOR delayed
AT+DELAY=? AT+DELAY=1000
time sleep time is 1000ms
8.2 AT parameter analysis

When the serial port receives the correct command, the serial port will return "command=OK", otherwise it will
return "=ERR"
Command parameters Parameter meaning
0:1200 1:2400 2:4800 3:9600
Baud ( serial port baud rate )
4:19200 5:38400 6 : 57600 7:115200
Parity ( serial port parity bit ) 0:8N1 1:8O1 2:8E1 3:8N1
0:2.4K 1:2.4K 2:2.4K 3:4.6K
Rate (over-the-air rate)
4:8.2K 5:4.8K 6 : 16.4K 7:16.4K
Packet (packet length) 0: 240 1: 128 2:64 3:32
Role (WOR role) 0: Receive 1: Send
0:500ms 1:1000ms 2:1500ms 3:2000ms
Period（WOR period）
4:2500ms 5:3000ms 6:3500ms 7:4000ms
Power (transmission power) Note 1 0: 22dBm 1: 20dBm 2: 17dBm 3: 14dBm
Mode (transmission mode) 0: transparent 1: fixed point
Router (relay mode) 0: Close 1: open
LBT(listen before talk) 0: Close 1: open
Erssi (environment RSSI) 0: Close 1: open
Data_rssi (data RSSI) 0: Close 1: open
Addr (module address) Module address 0~65535 (decimal)
Channel (module channel) Module channel 0~83 (decimal)
Netid (Network ID) Module network 0~255 (decimal)
Key Module key 0~65535 (decimal)
Delay (WOR delayed sleep) Delayed sleep 0~65535 (decimal)
Note 1: Modules with different powers have different settings. You can check the transmission power in Section 7.2
of the manual.

8.3Things to note when upgrading firmware via serial port

If the customer needs to upgrade the firmware, they need to find the corresponding BIN file provided by the
official, and then use the officially provided host computer to upgrade the firmware. Generally, users do not need to
upgrade the firmware. Please do not use the "AT+IAP" command. .
The pins necessary for the upgrade must be lead out (M1, M0, AUX, TXD, RXD, VCC, GND), and then send
the "AT+IAP" command in the configuration mode to enter the upgrade mode. If you need to exit the IAP upgrade
mode, you need to keep Power on and wait 60 seconds, the program will automatically exit, otherwise it will enter
the upgrade mode indefinitely even if it is restarted.
After entering the upgrade mode, the baud rate will automatically switch to 115200 until it automatically exits,
during which there will be log output.
9 Relay networking mode use
No. Relay mode description
1 After setting the relay mode through the configuration mode, switch to the general mode and the relay starts to work.
In relay mode, ADDH and ADDL are no longer used as module addresses, but correspond to NETID forwarding pairs respectively. If one
2 of the networks is received, it will be forwarded to the other network ;
The repeater's own network ID is invalid.
3 In relay mode, the relay module cannot send and receive data and cannot perform low-power operation.
When the user enters other modes from mode 3 (sleep mode) or during the reset process, the module will reset the user parameters, during
4
which the AUX output is low level.
Description of trunk networking rules:
1、Forwarding rules, the relay can forward data in both directions between two NETIDs.
2、In relay mode, ADDH\ADDL is no longer used as module address, but as NETID forwarding pairing.
As shown in the picture:
1 relay
"Node 1" NETID is 08.
"Node 2" NETID is 33.
The ADDH\ADDL of trunk 1 are 08 and 33 respectively.
So the signal sent by node 1 (08) can be forwarded to node 2 (33)
At the same time, node 1 and node 2 have the same address, so the data sent by node 1 can be received by node 2.
2 relay
The ADDH\ADDL of relay 2 are 33 and 05 respectively.
So relay 2 can forward relay 1's data to network NETID: 05.
Therefore, node 3 and node 4 can receive the node 1 data. Node 4 outputs data normally. Node 3 has different addresses from node 1,

so no data is output.
③Two -way relay
As shown in the figure, the data sent by node 1 can be received by nodes 2 and 4, and the data sent by nodes 2 and 4 can also be
received by node 1.
10 Host computer configuration instructions
 The picture below shows the configuration host computer display interface of E2 2 - 9 00T22 D as an example . The user can
switch to command mode through M0 and M1 to quickly configure and read parameters on the host computer.

 In configuring the host computer, the module address, frequency channel, network ID, and key are all in decimal display mode;
the value range of each parameter is:
Network address: 0～65535
Frequency channel: 0～8 1
Network ID: 0～255
Key: 0～65535
 Users need to pay special attention when using the host computer to configure the relay mode. Since the parameters in the host
computer are in decimal display mode, the module address and network ID need to be filled in through decimal conversion;
For example, the network ID input by the transmitter A is 02 and the network ID input by the receiver B is 10. When the relay R
sets the module address, the hexadecimal value 0X020A is converted into the decimal value 522 and filled in by the relay R.
module address;
That is, the module address value that relay terminal R needs to fill in at this time is 522.
11 Hardware design
 It is recommended to use a DC regulated power supply to power the module. The power supply ripple coefficient should be as
small as possible, and the module must be reliably grounded;
 Please pay attention to the correct connection of the positive and negative poles of the power supply. Reverse connection may
cause permanent damage to the module;
 Please check the power supply to ensure that it is within the recommended power supply voltage. If it exceeds the maximum
value, it will cause permanent damage to the module;
 Please check the stability of the power supply. The voltage cannot fluctuate greatly and frequently;
 When designing the power supply circuit for the module, it is often recommended to reserve more than 30% margin, so that the

whole machine can work stably for a long time;

 The module should be kept as far away as possible from power supplies, transformers, high-frequency wiring and other parts
with high electromagnetic interference;
 High-frequency digital traces, high-frequency analog traces, and power traces must avoid the bottom of the module. If it is really
necessary to pass under the module, assume that the module is welded on the Top Layer, and ground copper is laid on the Top
Layer of the module contact part (all copper is laid and Good grounding), must be close to the digital part of the module and
routed on the Bottom Layer ;
 Assuming that the module is welded or placed on the Top Layer, it is also wrong to route traces randomly on the Bottom Layer
or other layers, which will affect the module's spurious and receiving sensitivity to varying degrees ;
 Assuming that there are devices with large electromagnetic interference around the module, which will also greatly affect the
performance of the module, it is recommended to stay away from the module according to the intensity of the interference. If the
situation allows, appropriate isolation and shielding can be done;
 Assuming that there are traces with large electromagnetic interference around the module (high-frequency digital,
high-frequency analog, power traces), it will also greatly affect the performance of the module. It is recommended to stay away
from the module according to the intensity of the interference. If the situation allows, you can make appropriate adjustments.
isolation and shielding;
 If the communication line uses 5V level, a 1k-5.1k resistor must be connected in series (not recommended, there is still a risk of
damage) ;
 Try to stay away from some TTL protocols whose physical layer is also 2.4GHz, such as USB3.0;
 The antenna installation structure has a great impact on module performance. Make sure the antenna is exposed and preferably
vertically upward;
 When the module is installed inside the case, you can use a high-quality antenna extension cable to extend the antenna to the
outside of the case;
 The antenna must not be installed inside a metal shell, as this will greatly reduce the transmission distance.
12 FAQ
12.1Transmission distance is not ideal
 When there are straight-line communication obstacles, the communication distance will be correspondingly attenuated ;
 Temperature, humidity, and co-channel interference will cause the communication packet loss rate to increase ;
 The ground absorbs and reflects radio waves, and the test effect is poor when close to the ground ;
 Seawater has a strong ability to absorb radio waves, so the seaside test results are poor ;
 If there are metal objects near the antenna, or if it is placed in a metal case, the signal attenuation will be very serious ;
 The power register setting is wrong and the air rate is set too high (the higher the air rate, the closer the distance) ;
 The low voltage of the power supply at room temperature is lower than the recommended value. The lower the voltage, the
smaller the power generated ;
 There is a poor match between the antenna and the module or there is a problem with the quality of the antenna itself.

12.2 Modules are easily damaged
 Please check the power supply to ensure that it is within the recommended power supply voltage. If it exceeds the maximum
value, it will cause permanent damage to the module ;
 Please check the stability of the power supply. The voltage cannot fluctuate greatly and frequently ;
 Please ensure anti-static operation during installation and use, as high-frequency devices are sensitive to static electricity ;
 Please ensure that the humidity during installation and use should not be too high, as some components are humidity-sensitive
devices ;
 If there are no special needs, it is not recommended to use it at too high or too low temperature.
12.3The bit error rate is too high
 If there is co-channel signal interference nearby, stay away from the interference source or modify the frequency or channel to
avoid interference;
 Unsatisfactory power supply may also cause garbled code, so be sure to ensure the reliability of the power supply;
 Poor quality or too long extension cords and feeders can also cause a high bit error rate.
13 Welding operation guidance
13.1Reflow soldering temperature
Reflow soldering curve characteristics Lead process assembly Lead-free process assembly
Minimum temperature ( Tsmin ) 100℃ 150℃

Preheat
Maximum temperature (T
/keep warm 150℃ 200℃
smax )
Time (T smin ~T smin ) 60-120 seconds 60-120 seconds
Temperature rise slope (T L ~T p ) 3℃/second, maximum 3℃/second, maximum

Liquidus temperature ( TL ) 183℃ 217℃
Holding time above T L 60~ 90 seconds 60~ 90 seconds
Users should not exceed the Users should not exceed the
Package peak temperature T p temperature indicated on the product's temperature indicated on the product's
"Moisture Sensitivity" label. "Moisture Sensitivity" label.
p ) within 5°C of the specified classification
20 seconds 30 seconds
temperature (Tc) , see the figure below

Cooling slope (T p ~T L ) 6℃/second, maximum 6℃/second, maximum

Time from room temperature to peak 6 minutes, maximum 8 minutes, maximum
temperature
※The peak temperature (Tp) tolerance definition of the temperature curve is the upper limit of the user
13.2 Reflow soldering curve
14 Related models
carrier Transmit Test Product

Package Communicatio
Product number frequency power distance Size
form n Interface
Hz dBm km mm
E22-230T22S 230M twenty two 5 patch 16*26 TTL
E22-230T30S 230M 30 10 patch 20*40.5 TTL
E22-400T22S 433/470M twenty two 5 patch 16*26 TTL
E22-400T30S 433/470M 30 10 patch 20*40.5 TTL
E22-900T22S 868 / 915M twenty two 5 patch 16*26 TTL
E22-900T30S 868 / 915M 30 10 patch 20*40.5 TTL
E22-400M22S 433/470M twenty two 7 patch 14*20 SPI
E22-400M30S 433/470M 30 12 patch 24*38.5 SPI
E22-900M22S 868 / 915M twenty two 7 patch 14*20 SPI
E22-900M30S 868 / 915M 30 12 patch 24*38.5 SPI

15 Antenna Guide
15.1 Antenna recommendations
Antennas play an important role in the communication process. Often poor-quality antennas will have a great impact on the
communication system. Therefore, our company recommends some antennas as antennas that support our wireless modules and have
excellent performance and reasonable prices.
frequency
Product Gain high feeder
type band interface Features
number dBi mm cm
Hz
Built-in flexible, FPC soft
TX433-NP-4310 flexible antenna 433M welding 2.0 43.8*9.5 -
antenna
glue stick Ultra-short straight,
TX433-JZ-5 433M SMA-J 2.0 52 -
antenna omnidirectional antenna
glue stick Ultra-short straight,
TX433-JZG-6 433M SMA-J 2.5 62 -
glue stick Bend glue stick,
TX433-JW-5 433M SMA-J 2.0 50 -
glue stick Bend glue stick,
TX433-JWG-7 433M SMA-J 2.5 75 -
glue stick Bendable glue stick,
TX433-JK-11 433M SMA-J 2.5 110 -

glue stick Bendable glue stick,

TX433-JK-20 433M SMA-J 3.0 210 -
TX433-XPL - suction cup Small suction cup antenna,
433M SMA-J 3.5 18 5 100
100 antenna cost-effective
suction cup Neutral suction cup antenna,
TX433-XP-200 433M SMA-J 4.0 19 0 200
antenna low loss
TX433-XPH-30 suction cup Large suction cup antenna,
433M SMA-J 6.0 96 5 300
0 antenna high gain
glue stick 4 7 0 /490 Ultra-short straight,
TX490-JZ-5 SMA-J 2.0 50 -
antenna M omnidirectional antenna
TX490-XPL - suction cup 4 7 0 /490 Small suction cup antenna,
SMA-J 3.5 12 0 100
100 antenna M cost-effective
16 Batch packaging methods
16.1 E22-230/400/900T22S batch packaging method
Revise history
Version Revision date Revision Notes Maintenance man
1.0 2024-4-11 initial version LAU
1.1 2024-6-6 Parameter modification LAU

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AT Command 22dBm LoRa Wireless Module

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1.1 Product introduction

Figure 1：E22-230T22D Figure 2：E22-400T22D Figure 3：E22-900T22D

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 E22-400T22D and E22-900T22D support data transfer rates of 2.4K to 62.5Kbps;

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2 Specification and parameter

Max TX power dBm 22.0± 1 22.0± 1 22.0± 1 -

2.2 Electrical parameters

TX current Instantaneous power

Sleep current uA 3 3 3 Software shutdown

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2.3 Hardware parameters

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3 Mechanical dimensions and pin definitions

3.1 E22-230/400/900T22D mechanical dimensions and pin definitions

Pin number Pin name Pin direction Pin usage

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self-test initialization; (can be left floating)

4 Recommended connection diagram

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5.1 Fixed- point transmission

5.2 Broadcast transmission​

5.3 Broadcast address​

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5.4 Listening address​

5.5 Module reset​

5.6 Detailed explanation of AUX

5.6.1 Serial port data output indication

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5.6.2 Wireless transmission instructions

5.6.3 The module is in the process of configuration

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Mode (0-3) M1 M0 Mode introduction Remark

6.1 Precautions for mode switching

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6.2 Normal mode (mode 0)

Type When M0 = 0, M1 = 0, the module works in mode 0

6.3 WOR mode (mode 1)

Type When M0 = 1, M1 = 0, the module works in mode 1

6.4 Configuration mode (mode 2)

Type When M0 = 0, M1 = 1, the module works in mode 2

Configuration Users can access registers to configure module working status

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6.5 Deep sleep mode (mode 3)

Type When M0 = 1, M1 = 1, the module works in mode 3

Transmitting Unable to transmit wireless data.

Receiving Unable to receive wireless data.

7 Register read and write control

7.1 Instruction format​

Example 1: Configure the channel as 0x09

Example 1: Reading the channel

Example 1: Configure the channel as 0x09

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Example 1: The wireless configuration channel is 0x09

5.2 Broadcast transmission

5.3 Broadcast address

5.4 Listening address

5.5 Module reset

7.1 Instruction format

0 0 1 1000ms Period T= ( 1+WOR ) *500ms , the maximum is

E22-400T22D 433.125MHz 0x0000 0x17 2.4kbps 9600 8N1 22dbm