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PostOct 28, 2018#1

Hi,

I don't know if you can help me on this.
I'm using lmic to connect to TTN.
The problem is that after i init lmic the power consumption during deep sleep is allot higher.
I'm already doing a radio.sleep() before sleeping but it has no effect.
Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

PostOct 30, 2018#2

In this post: 
lorawan-with-lowpower-lib-lmic-t93.html#p368
the deepsleep is inside the onevent.
My is inside loop could this be the reason?

Thanks in advance

PostNov 05, 2018#3

Hi,
I think i solved it.
The problem was precisely the declaration of the radio.
After i remove it and left only the "lmic stuff" i manage to get the expected power consumption.
Thanks
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PostJan 09, 2024#4

bombix wrote: ↑
Oct 30, 2018
In this post: 
http://talk2forum.wisen.com.au/lorawan-with-lowpower-lib-lmic-t93.html#p368
the deepsleep is inside the onevent.
My is inside loop could this be the reason?

Thanks in advance
I know of cases where onevent was a problem. But I am glad that you had solved this problem.
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