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When using the radio.startWifiScan
function with the LR1121 module, an exception occurs, returning "failed, code -706".
#1290
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As far as I can tell, LR1121 does not support WiFi or GNSS scanning. Unlike LR1110 or LR1120, its datasheet does not mention it. |
It doesn't - it's cut down to literally halve the price and is the target for the Modem-E stack which between the hardware reference design and the code gets you most of the way to certification - as in a lot less back & forth with compliance issues - apparently - we'll see! |
@jgromes |
A good question to ask Semtech, unfortunately I can't help much there. For what it's worth, the LR11xx do have a reboot command, which we could use if |
Control MCU in use:
ESP32S3 chip
Description:
When I tested the LR1121 module on the ESP32S3 platform using the official example "LR11x0_WiFi_Scan_Interrupt," I found that the LR1121 module could initialize normally. However, when reaching the function "radio.startWifiScan," it encountered an error, returning "failed, code -706." I tried modifying the onboard crystal type by setting "radio.XTAL = true," but this prevented the LR1121 from initializing. I also tried changing "radio.setTCXO(0)" or "radio.setTCXO(3.3)," but neither had any effect. Where could the issue be? Other examples, such as "LR11x0_GFSK_Modem" or "LR11x0_PingPong," work without issues.
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