easySwitchBox: The long-range LoRa® wall switch powered by coin cells and the
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easySwitchBox is part of the Microchip Get Launched design competition!
The easySwitchBox does one simple thing – it sends on\off signals to any relay, actuator, or other project. It can be
used to trigger any event wirelessly and from a distance (even up to a couple kilometers using LoRa®).
It’s easy to program using the Arduino IDE, and communication is secured by an authentication chip.
The easySwitchBox not only makes your project more effective, it also looks more professional.
Features & Specifications
IDE Control: Fully compatible with the Arduino IDE
Enumerates as an Arduino Pro Mini @ 8 MHz
Compatible with all RFM 69 \ 95 compatible open source libraries available
Radio Transceivers: Three transceiver options are available
HopeRF RFM95 LoRa® 433/868/915 MHz (long-range version)
HopeRF RFM69-HCW 433/868/915 MHz (mid-range version)
HopeRF RFM69-CW 433/868/915 MHz (low power consumption version)
Security: On-board Atmel/Microchip ATSHA204A crypto-authentication chip
Provides secured handshakes
Antennas: Tuned PCB antenna options that are soldered to the main board
915 MHz - United States, Canada, Australia
868 MHz - Europe
433 MHz - Europe
Interface: Long-run soft-touch buttons similar to high-quality home switches
Each button has a built-in LED for message delivery confirmation
Power: Utilizes two CR2032 coin cell batteries
On-board coin cell holders
Reverse polarity protection
High-efficiency power converter
Batteries can last as long as two years with daily use
Mounting: Two options are provided for mounting
Pre-applied adhesive tape on the back
Screws through holes in the back plate
Open Source Hardware: For all your hacking desires
Antenna option renders
Nano Radio ShieldSome easySwitchBox kits ship with an Arduino Nano radio shield that allows you
to easily receive signals from easySwitchBox using an Arduino Nano. This shield:
Will come with the same radio configuration as the easySwitchBox you order (RFM69-CW/HCW, RFM95)
Allows jumper wire access to all Nano pins, even with the Nano installed
Contains an Atmel/Microchip ATSHA204A crypto authentication chip (as does easySwitchBox)
Has an SMA connector for antenna (antenna is included)
Has an on-board 5 V to 3.3 V level converter for the radio and Flash
Features a microSD card slot
Radio Transciever Options| | Battery Life (based on 20 presses a day) | Distance|
| ——— | ——— | ——— |
| SwitchBox RFM95 LoRa | 0.5-4 years depending on modem configuration* | up to 1000-2000 m |
| SwitchBox RFM69 HCW | 1-2 years | up to 650 m |
| SwitchBox RFM69 CW| 4-5 years | up to 350 m|
Battery life depends on modem configurations of bandwidth, spreading factors, and coding rates
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