Backplane for connecting IC880a with Raspberry PI

Name: Backplane for connecting IC880a with Raspberry PI
SKU: 15982
Price: 9.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.75 (3 reviews)

(3 Reviews)

Helps building a Gateway for The Things Network (LoRa) by connecting the IMST IC880a and a Raspberry PI

Designed by JossiTech in Germany

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Helps building a Gateway for The Things Network (LoRa) by connecting the IMST IC880a and a Raspberry PI

What is it? The Backplane makes it easier to build your own LoRa Gateway. If you use the great tutorial "From zero to LoRaWAN in a weekend" from the "The Things Network Community Zurich" (https://git…

What is it?

The Backplane makes it easier to build your own LoRa Gateway. If you use the great tutorial "From zero to LoRaWAN in a weekend" from the "The Things Network Community Zurich" (https://github.com/ttn-zh/ic880a-gateway/wiki) this backplane works perfectly for you. Thanks to "The Things Network community Zurich" for this great tutorial!

The Board is a simple backplane to connect the IMST IC880A with a Raspberry PI (2 Model B or above). For the IC880A the backplane supplies power from the Raspberry PI, so the internal fuses from the Raspberry PI are in use. I think this is better to supply the power on the backplane. (If using PIN2&6 you are bypassing the fuse of the Raspberry PI).

Why did you make it?

I wanted to use the backplane instead of wiring with jumper cables to avoid potential interferences. And a backplane is more professional and smarter then using jumper cables....

What makes it special?

There is nothing special, a simple backplane to connect a few PINs of two boards.

Raspberry PI and IMST IC880a not included! :-)

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Review Breakdown

Average Ratings

Product: (5.00)

Documentation: (4.67)

Shipping: (4.67)

Communication: (4.67)

Harald | Dec. 23, 2019

perfect product & fast communication

Product is simple and just fits perfectly for its job & purpose;
seller answers very fast and helpful on questions/requests;

Andre | Nov. 13, 2019

Just a great product.

Simple board , but works great, just what i needed. Nothing extra to say about this product.
Would buy it again.

Matthias | July 1, 2019

Happy Customer

Questions about availability were answered swiftly by the supplier. He even had new stock made just in case I needed more. Thanks for that btw. Delivery without problems. The quality of the boards is very good. I am a very happy customer.

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