Not sure.  But I'm communicating at 9600.  This specific module is light=20
on info, but other almost-identical modules show that the baud rate in=20
the air is 15,000bps, and I can get that down to 5,000 bps if I go down=20
to 2400 serial-comms rate.  Which is fine for the data I'm sending. =20
Receiving sensitivity will change from -112 dbm to -117 dbm.  I must try=20
that.

Cheers,
-Neil.


On 8/4/2016 1:42 AM, Brent Brown wrote:
> Without changing any hardware: Reducing data rate can increase distance. =
Don't
> know if modules are doing encoding for you... if not then may need to add=
 a
> preamble so receiver can tune-in/stabilise before data starts coming, may=
 need to
> "whiten" the data if longish stretches of all 0 or all 1 bits are common =
in the data
> (how you do that can range from complicated and comprehensive to simple b=
ut
> limited).
>
>

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