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- Network adapter for [RNS](https://github.com/markqvist/Reticulum) - Network adapter for [RNS](https://github.com/markqvist/Reticulum)
- LoRa interface for your computer (or any device with a USB or serial port) - LoRa interface for your computer (or any device with a USB or serial port)
- Generic [LoRa-based network adapter](https://unsigned.io/15-kilometre-ssh-link-with-rnode/) for your Linux devices
- [Packet sniffer](https://github.com/markqvist/LoRaMon) for LoRa networks - [Packet sniffer](https://github.com/markqvist/LoRaMon) for LoRa networks
- LoRa development board - LoRa development board
- A LoRa-based KISS-compatible TNC - A LoRa-based KISS-compatible TNC
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For configuring an RNode with this firmware, please have a look at the [RNode Config Utility](https://github.com/markqvist/rnodeconfigutil). For configuring an RNode with this firmware, please have a look at the [RNode Config Utility](https://github.com/markqvist/rnodeconfigutil).
## Current Status ## Current Status
The RNode firmware has not seen much real world testing, and should be considered beta at this point. The RNode firmware is relatively well tested, but there's a lot of features being added, so you might still find a bug. If you do, please report it as an issue here, so I can fix it!
## Operating Modes ## Operating Modes
RNode can operate in two modes, host-controlled (default) and TNC mode: RNode can operate in two modes, host-controlled (default) and TNC mode:

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- A 3.3v regulated DC supply (for supplying the LoRa chip) - A 3.3v regulated DC supply (for supplying the LoRa chip)
- A Semtech SX1276 module - A Semtech SX1276 module
You can assemble the circuit like in the schematic, but only care about the connections going between the MCU and logic level converter, and from the logic level converter to the LoRa module, plus the supply lines, and optionally the LEDs. You can assemble the circuit like in the schematic, but only care about the connections going between the MCU and logic level converter, and from the logic level converter to the LoRa module, plus the supply lines, and optionally the LEDs.
Fritzing files for breadboard setup and links to recommended components are coming soon.