RFM69W 915Mhz RF Shield for WeMos D1 Mini

Name: RFM69W 915Mhz RF Shield for WeMos D1 Mini
SKU: 11968
Price: 30.00 USD
Availability: Discontinued

Shield which allows you to use RFM69W RF chip with the WeMos D1 Mini ESP8266 Dev Board

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Shield which allows you to use RFM69W RF chip with the WeMos D1 Mini ESP8266 Dev Board

Description This shield allows you to communicate with RF based devices through WiFi. I personally have used it to communicate with my Moteino Power Blinds project but it can communicate with any 915…

Description

This shield allows you to communicate with RF based devices through WiFi. I personally have used it to communicate with my Moteino Power Blinds project but it can communicate with any 915Mhz RFM69 device. It is designed to work with the WeMos D1 Mini ESP8266 Dev Board.

Features

RFM69W 915Mhz RF Chip for RF communication
One Button Input
Two 'Neopixel' style addressable LEDs
uFL antenna connection
I2C headers available

Additional Information

Example arduino sketches are available in my GitHub which is linked under 'Source Code'. You will also find a copy of my modified version of the LowPowerLab RFM69 library which has been made to work with this shield. For more information about the design of the board itself, see Charles Hallard's GitHub page, linked in the 'Design Files'.

You will need to provide your own 915Mhz antenna for optimal operation and range. There is a uFL connector on the board so you will need an adapter for a standard SMA antenna to work.

Please note: I did not design this board, I simply had the PCBs panelized and manufactured and built the boards myself. I have received permission from the designer, Charles Hallard, to produce and sell this product. If you like this product, please visit his store and see if there is anything else you are interested in!