Ebyte E22-900M22S: SPI Transaction error:10
joaoceresoli opened this issue · 26 comments
I have a same issue that previous, but in a different module.
I use a Ebyte e22-900m22s module, that have a LoRa chip llcc68, its seems a semtech 126x.
The data from this devices is here and here.
Output from my log.
I (0) cpu_start: App cpu up.
I (226) cpu_start: Pro cpu start user code
I (226) cpu_start: cpu freq: 160000000
I (226) cpu_start: Application information:
I (231) cpu_start: Project name: lora
I (236) cpu_start: App version: 09d3831
I (241) cpu_start: Compile time: Jul 4 2022 19:21:46
I (247) cpu_start: ELF file SHA256: e0e3043ee90ffc9d...
I (253) cpu_start: ESP-IDF: v4.4-dirty
I (258) heap_init: Initializing. RAM available for dynamic allocation:
I (265) heap_init: At 3FFAE6E0 len 00001920 (6 KiB): DRAM
I (271) heap_init: At 3FFB2DD8 len 0002D228 (180 KiB): DRAM
I (277) heap_init: At 3FFE0440 len 00003AE0 (14 KiB): D/IRAM
I (284) heap_init: At 3FFE4350 len 0001BCB0 (111 KiB): D/IRAM
I (290) heap_init: At 4008C824 len 000137DC (77 KiB): IRAM
I (298) spi_flash: detected chip: generic
I (301) spi_flash: flash io: dio
I (306) cpu_start: Starting scheduler on PRO CPU.
I (0) cpu_start: Starting scheduler on APP CPU.
I (316) main: Frequency is 433MHz
I (316) RA01S: CONFIG_MISO_GPIO=19
I (326) RA01S: CONFIG_MOSI_GPIO=23
I (326) RA01S: CONFIG_SCLK_GPIO=18
I (336) RA01S: CONFIG_NSS_GPIO=5
I (336) RA01S: CONFIG_RST_GPIO=14
I (336) RA01S: CONFIG_BUSY_GPIO=26
I (346) RA01S: CONFIG_TXEN_GPIO=-1
I (346) RA01S: CONFIG_RXEN_GPIO=-1
I (356) gpio: GPIO[5]| InputEn: 0| OutputEn: 0| OpenDrain: 0| Pullup: 1| Pulldown: 0| Intr:0
I (366) gpio: GPIO[14]| InputEn: 0| OutputEn: 0| OpenDrain: 0| Pullup: 1| Pulldown: 0| Intr:0
I (376) gpio: GPIO[26]| InputEn: 0| OutputEn: 0| OpenDrain: 0| Pullup: 1| Pulldown: 0| Intr:0
I (376) RA01S: spi_bus_initialize=0
I (386) RA01S: spi_bus_add_device=0
I (426) RA01S: Reset
I (426) RA01S: ReadRegister: REG=0x740
I (426) RA01S: DataIn:14
I (426) RA01S: DataIn:24
I (436) RA01S: syncWord=0x1424
I (436) RA01S: SX126x installed
I (436) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x80
I (446) RA01S: 00 --> aa
E (446) RA01S: SPI Transaction error:10
I decided to remove the while(1) lock for when an error occurs, in order to check if all registers generated errors, I noticed that not all of them, here is my output:
I (426) RA01S: Reset
I (426) RA01S: ReadRegister: REG=0x740
I (426) RA01S: DataIn:14
I (426) RA01S: DataIn:24
I (436) RA01S: syncWord=0x1424
I (436) RA01S: SX126x installed
I (436) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x80
I (446) RA01S: 00 --> aa
E (446) RA01S: SPI Transaction error:10
I (456) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x9d
I (456) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (456) RA01S: tcxoVoltage=0.000000
I (466) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x89
I (466) RA01S: 7f --> a2
I (476) RA01S: useRegulatorLDO=0
I (476) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x96
I (476) RA01S: 01 --> aa
E (486) RA01S: SPI Transaction error:10
I (486) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x8f
I (486) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (496) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (496) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x95
I (506) RA01S: 04 --> a2
I (506) RA01S: 07 --> a2
I (506) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (516) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (516) RA01S: WriteRegister: REG=0x8e7
I (516) RA01S: 18 --> a2
I (526) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x8e
I (526) RA01S: 16 --> a2
I (526) RA01S: 04 --> a2
I (536) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x98
I (536) RA01S: 6b --> a2
I (536) RA01S: 6f --> a2
I (546) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x86
I (546) RA01S: 1b --> aa
E (556) RA01S: SPI Transaction error:10
I (556) MAIN: LoRaBegin=0
I (556) RA01S: SetStopRxTimerOnPreambleDetect enable=0
I (566) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x9f
I (566) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (576) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0xa0
I (576) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (576) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x8a
I (586) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (586) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x8b
I (596) RA01S: 07 --> a2
I (596) RA01S: 04 --> a2
I (596) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (606) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (606) RA01S: ReadRegister: REG=0x736
I (606) RA01S: DataIn:0d
I (616) RA01S: WriteRegister: REG=0x736
I (616) RA01S: 09 --> a2
I (616) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x8c
I (626) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (626) RA01S: 08 --> a2
I (626) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (636) RA01S: ff --> a2
I (636) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (636) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (646) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x08
I (646) RA01S: 03 --> a2
I (656) RA01S: ff --> a2
I (656) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (656) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (656) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (666) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (666) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (666) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (676) RA01S: ----- SetRx timeout=16777215
I (676) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x80
I (686) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (686) RA01S: SetRxEnable:SX126x_TXEN=-1 SX126x_RXEN=-1
I (696) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x82
I (696) RA01S: ff --> a2
I (696) RA01S: ff --> a2
I (706) RA01S: ff --> a2
I (706) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (706) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (716) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (716) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (726) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (726) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (726) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (736) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (736) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (736) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (746) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (746) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (756) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (756) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (756) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (766) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (766) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (766) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (776) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (776) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (786) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (786) RA01S: DataIn:2a
E (786) RA01S: SetRx Illegal Status
I noticed that the possible problem for the previous question was in tcxoVoltage, however I didn't understand how this parameter works and what value exactly I have to configure.
I find a possible solution.
After testing using a arduino lib compatible with my module, i found tcxo Voltage is 3.3v.
Even making this change, still not succeeding in putting the module on standby, however I implemented a routine for it to try again if the command returns failure and apparently solved the problem.
esp-idf-sx126x/components/ra01s/ra01s.c
Line 935 in 09d3831
for (uint8_t retry = 1; (in == 0xaa) && (retry < 10); retry++)
{
gpio_set_level(SX126x_SPI_SELECT, HIGH);
WaitForIdle(BUSY_WAIT);
gpio_set_level(SX126x_SPI_SELECT, LOW);
spi_transfer(cmd);
in = spi_transfer(data[n]);
if (debugPrint)
{
ESP_LOGW(TAG, "RETRY: Try=%d", retry);
ESP_LOGW(TAG, "RETRY:WriteCommand: CMD=0x%02x", cmd);
ESP_LOGW(TAG, "RETRY:%02x --> %02x", data[n], in);
}
}
After this return is for me
I (2462) RA01S: spi_bus_add_device=0
I (2502) RA01S: Reset
I (2502) RA01S: ReadRegister: REG=0x740
I (2502) RA01S: DataIn:14
I (2502) RA01S: DataIn:24
I (2512) RA01S: syncWord=0x1424
I (2512) RA01S: SX126x installed
I (2512) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x80
I (2522) RA01S: 00 --> aa
W (2522) RA01S: RETRY: Try=1
W (2532) RA01S: RETRY:WriteCommand: CMD=0x80
W (2532) RA01S: RETRY:00 --> a2
I (2532) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x9d
I (2542) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (2542) RA01S: tcxoVoltage=3.300000
I (2552) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x97
I (2552) RA01S: 07 --> a2
I (2552) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2562) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (2562) RA01S: 40 --> a2
I (2562) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x89
I (2572) RA01S: 7f --> a2
I (2582) RA01S: useRegulatorLDO=0
I (2582) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x96
I (2582) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (2582) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x8f
I (2592) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2592) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2592) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x95
I (2602) RA01S: 04 --> a2
I (2602) RA01S: 07 --> a2
I (2612) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2612) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (2612) RA01S: WriteRegister: REG=0x8e7
I (2622) RA01S: 18 --> a2
I (2622) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x8e
I (2622) RA01S: 16 --> a2
I (2632) RA01S: 04 --> a2
I (2632) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x98
I (2642) RA01S: e1 --> a2
I (2642) RA01S: e9 --> a2
I (2652) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x86
I (2652) RA01S: 39 --> a2
I (2652) RA01S: 30 --> a2
I (2652) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2662) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2662) RA01S: SetStopRxTimerOnPreambleDetect enable=0
I (2672) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x9f
I (2672) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2682) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0xa0
I (2682) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2692) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x8a
I (2692) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (2692) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x8b
I (2702) RA01S: 07 --> a2
I (2702) RA01S: 07 --> a2
I (2702) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (2712) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2712) RA01S: ReadRegister: REG=0x736
I (2722) RA01S: DataIn:0d
I (2722) RA01S: WriteRegister: REG=0x736
I (2722) RA01S: 09 --> a2
I (2732) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x8c
I (2732) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2732) RA01S: 08 --> a2
I (2742) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2742) RA01S: ff --> a2
I (2742) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (2752) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2752) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x08
I (2762) RA01S: 03 --> a2
I (2762) RA01S: ff --> a2
I (2762) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2772) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2772) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2772) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2782) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2782) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2782) RA01S: ----- SetRx timeout=16777215
I (2792) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x80
I (2792) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (2792) RA01S: SetRxEnable:SX126x_TXEN=-1 SX126x_RXEN=-1
I (2802) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x82
I (2802) RA01S: ff --> a2
I (2812) RA01S: ff --> a2
I (2812) RA01S: ff --> a2
I (2822) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (2822) RA01S: DataIn:52
I (2822) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (2832) RA01S: DataIn:52
Now I'm going to test if I can effectively communicate.
What if you add a little wait here?
I (2512) RA01S: SX126x installed
Wait for few second.
I (2512) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x80
I (2522) RA01S: 00 --> aa
W (2522) RA01S: RETRY: Try=1
W (2532) RA01S: RETRY:WriteCommand: CMD=0x80
W (2532) RA01S: RETRY:00 --> a2
I (2532) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x9d
I (2542) RA01S: 01 --> a2
Ironically it now works without adding delay and without going through my retry loop.
as you say, these modules are quite esoteric....
I'm trying to communicate with the sx176x modules, in this case the heltec devkit boards, but I still haven't had success in communication, I believe it's a matter of the lora settings, as there are several parameters.
these modules are quite esoteric....
I think so, too.
Updates:
I managed to communicate with the heltec boards perfectly, the lora is working!!
On that other issue of adding the delay, I had forgotten to enable the loradebug mode, so it looked like the error was gone, but it didn't, and even adding it still persists.
i have add a delay(30000) before this line
I (2422) RA01S: SX126x installed
I (5582) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x80
I (5582) RA01S: 00 --> aa
W (5582) RA01S: RETRY: Try=1
W (5582) RA01S: RETRY:WriteCommand: CMD=0x80
W (5592) RA01S: RETRY:00 --> a2
Checking the rest of the log, it generates this retry only this first time when entering SetStandby(), other times it enters normally.
Interesting i was about to post the same issue here.i face the same problem today trying the lib with an esp32-c3 and a e22 900m22s module.
Can you provide a patch for your modification ? cause from the code snipet you posted above it is not clea where exactly to put it
cause from the code snipet you posted above it is not clea where exactly to put it
esp-idf-sx126x/components/ra01s/ra01s.c
Line 935 in 09d3831
it generates this retry only this first time when entering SetStandby(), other times it enters normally.
I don't know why this retry is needed only when entering SetStandby().
The real cause may be different.
I was searching for an if
to test the previous cmd status to enter the loop but in fact it is the loop condition itself. great
Now my dump of execution is :
I (565) RA01S: spi_bus_add_device=0
I (615) RA01S: Reset
I (615) RA01S: ReadRegister: REG=0x740
I (615) RA01S: DataIn:14
I (615) RA01S: DataIn:24
I (615) RA01S: syncWord=0x1424
I (615) RA01S: SX126x installed
I (625) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x80
I (625) RA01S: 00 --> aa
W (635) RA01S: RETRY: Try=1
W (635) RA01S: RETRY:WriteCommand: CMD=0x80
W (635) RA01S: RETRY:00 --> a2
I (645) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x9d
I (645) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (645) RA01S: tcxoVoltage=0.000000
I (655) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x89
I (655) RA01S: 7f --> a2
I (665) RA01S: useRegulatorLDO=0
I (665) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x96
I (665) RA01S: 01 --> aa
W (675) RA01S: RETRY: Try=1
W (675) RA01S: RETRY:WriteCommand: CMD=0x96
W (685) RA01S: RETRY:01 --> a2
I (685) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x8f
I (685) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (695) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (695) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x95
I (705) RA01S: 04 --> a2
I (705) RA01S: 07 --> a2
I (705) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (705) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (715) RA01S: WriteRegister: REG=0x8e7
I (715) RA01S: 18 --> a2
I (725) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x8e
I (725) RA01S: 16 --> a2
I (725) RA01S: 04 --> a2
I (735) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x98
I (735) RA01S: d7 --> a2
I (735) RA01S: d8 --> a2
I (745) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x86
I (745) RA01S: 36 --> aa
W (745) RA01S: RETRY: Try=1
W (755) RA01S: RETRY:WriteCommand: CMD=0x86
W (755) RA01S: RETRY:36 --> a2
I (765) RA01S: 20 --> a2
I (765) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (765) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (775) MAIN: LoRaBegin=0
I (775) RA01S: SetStopRxTimerOnPreambleDetect enable=0
I (785) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x9f
I (785) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (785) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0xa0
I (795) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (795) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x8a
I (795) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (805) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x8b
I (805) RA01S: 07 --> a2
I (815) RA01S: 04 --> a2
I (815) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (815) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (825) RA01S: ReadRegister: REG=0x736
I (825) RA01S: DataIn:0d
I (825) RA01S: WriteRegister: REG=0x736
I (835) RA01S: 09 --> a2
I (835) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x8c
I (845) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (845) RA01S: 08 --> a2
I (845) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (845) RA01S: ff --> a2
I (855) RA01S: 01 --> a2
I (855) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (855) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x08
I (865) RA01S: 03 --> a2
I (865) RA01S: ff --> a2
I (875) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (875) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (875) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (875) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (885) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (885) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (885) RA01S: ----- SetRx timeout=16777215
I (895) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x80
I (895) RA01S: 00 --> a2
I (905) RA01S: SetRxEnable:SX126x_TXEN=-1 SX126x_RXEN=-1
I (905) RA01S: WriteCommand: CMD=0x82
I (915) RA01S: ff --> a2
I (915) RA01S: ff --> a2
I (915) RA01S: ff --> a2
I (925) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (925) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (935) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (935) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (935) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (945) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (945) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (945) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (955) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (955) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (965) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (965) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (965) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (975) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (975) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (975) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (985) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (985) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (985) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (995) RA01S: DataIn:2a
I (995) RA01S: ReadCommand: CMD=0xc0
I (1005) RA01S: DataIn:2a
E (1005) RA01S: SetRx Illegal Status
by the way where can i find error code table like what aa
means nd what a2
means ?
@joaoceresoli from my understanding e220 900m22s
and e22 900m22s
are different module the first one is based on new lora chip llcc68
and the second one is based on sx1261/62
chip. Therefore the user manual are different.
In the issue tittle you reference e22 900m22s
but in your first post you link to llcc68
datasheet.
You can find the sx1261/62
user manualx here https://github.com/netmonk/mcudoc/tree/master/lorachip
Do you remenber this port expension board lost on the way to Japan ? @nopnop2002 have a good laugh :)
by the way where can i find error code table like what aa means nd what a2 means ?
As far as I can tell, status bytes is almost always returned when the microcontroller is sending data to the SX126x.
From DS_SX1261-2_V2_1.pdf:
0xA2(0b 1010 0010) is STBY_RC + RFU
0xAA(0b 1010 1010) is STBY_RC + Failure to execute command
E22-900M22S_UserManual_EN_v1.4.pdf does not have a description about Status
@joaoceresoli from my understanding
e220 900m22s
ande22 900m22s
are different module the first one is based on new lora chipllcc68
and the second one is based onsx1261/62
chip. Therefore the user manual are different.In the issue tittle you reference
e22 900m22s
but in your first post you link tollcc68
datasheet. You can find thesx1261/62
user manualx here https://github.com/netmonk/mcudoc/tree/master/lorachip
Really, i'm sorry, you are correct, my lora module has a semtech sx126x, not a llcc... I remember reading that the registers of the sx126x and llcc68 modules were the same, the evolution of the chip would be in the part of improvements in the RF circuit, but I could be wrong.
LLCC68 is compatible with SX126X.
However, LLCC68 has the following restrictions:
BW is either 125KHz, 250KHz or 500Khz.
When BW is 125KHz, SF is in the range of 5-9.
When BW is 250KHz, SF is in the range of 5-10.
When BW is 500KHz, SF is in the range of 5-11.
Ai-Thinker's Ra-01SC uses LLCC68.
This repository works correctly with Ra-01SC (LLCC68).
This repository works correctly with Ra-01SC (LLCC68).
You should rename the repo then :)
can someone explain to me the following test on getstatus() ?
681 for(int retry=0;retry<10;retry++) {
1 if ((GetStatus() & 0x70) == 0x50) break;
2 delay(1);
i dont understand the logic to test first 01110000 to test 01010000 at the end cause i dont see what 0111 is masking
https://github.com/nopnop2002/esp-idf-sx126x/blob/main/components/ra01s/ra01s.c#L681
This confirms whether the chip mode is RX.
Check 11 times, and if it is not RX yet, execute ESP_LOGE (TAG, "SetRx Illegal Status") ;.
and why not test like this : if ((GetStatus() & 0x50) == 0x50) break; ?
using 0x50 instead of 0x70 ?
This is same.
Both have the same result
if ((GetStatus() & 0x70) == 0x50) break;
if ((GetStatus() & 0x50) == 0x50) break;
The module is not entering rx state it return 2a
So far, even adding a delay in the line 180, the module is not entering tx or rx state.
@joaoceresoli are you able to share your code? on how you achieved sending and receving data ?
@netmonk Give my a some time to adjust my code for example model.
You can read the modification i have made for module E22-900M22S work.
A little detail about this module is TCXO voltage 3.3 is needed, i have altered in example code.
Other detail is my module is connected to a different pins in MCU, please make attention to it because i have altered kconfig.
link to fork.
thank you @joaoceresoli it works, it think the main point was about powering the tcxo.
From my understanding, i was only looking in the library to manage this, while in fact it was in tthe main program
i guess it's time to adapt the library to support differents modules, by itself..
Try this change without any other changes and see if it works.
I want to know the reason why a retry is necessary.
LoRaInit();
//int ret = LoRaBegin(915000000, 22, 0.0, false);
int8_t txPowerInDbm = 22;
//float tcxoVoltage = 0.0; // don't use TCXO
//bool useRegulatorLDO = false; // use only LDO in all modes
float tcxoVoltage = 3.3; // use TCXO
bool useRegulatorLDO = true; // use TCXO
//LoRaDebugPrint(true);
int ret = LoRaBegin(frequencyInHz, txPowerInDbm, tcxoVoltage, useRegulatorLDO);
ESP_LOGI(TAG, "LoRaBegin=%d", ret);
For me, I will try to investigate with a oscilloscope the mosi pin during write transaction. There can be some error of pull-up/pull-down
I will try to investigate with a oscilloscope the mosi pin during write transaction.
It's good way.