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RadioLib doesn't enforce any particular LoRaWAN version, whatever you set in your server/network provider is what will get used. For example, if you use TTN, you get to choose which version of LoRaWAN is used for the network. RadioLib supports 1.0.x and 1.1. Though I will note that using 1.1 is highly recommended, seeing as 1.0 has significant security issues. |
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it is the first time, I try to use RadioLib. Thank you for all the work on the library!
Up to now I always used MCCI LMIC 4.1.0 Lib for my nodes. The board I used for the trial is Lilygo TTGO-T-Motion. The board is build around the S76G ASIC from ACSIP. This ASIC includes an STM32L073RZ, a Sony CD5603 GPS-Module and a Semtech SX1276 LoRaWAN Chip.
On all my LoRaWAN Nodes I use LoRaWAN Version 1.0.3. From my understanding RadioLib uses as default LoRaWAN Version 1.1.0.
Question: can I configure Version 1.0.3?
Thank you for support
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