Hi Harid,

Can't help with RadioHead library sorry, but if you haven't seen them alrea=
dy=20
Microchip has LoRaWAN modules that incorporate a PIC18LF46K22, SX1276 radio=
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chip, crystals, EEPROM with ID, antenna matching networks etc. See the RN24=
83=20
(dual freq 433 & 868MHz) and RN2903 (915MHz). Cost is not too high, probabl=
y not=20
much more than what you can buy the individual components for, and it's in =
a nice=20
small metal shielded module.

https://www.microchip.com/wwwproducts/en/RN2483
https://www.microchip.com/wwwproducts/en/RN2903

https://www.scoop.it/topic/high-temperaure-wireless/p/4071285298/2016/11/06=
/micr
ochip-rn2483-teardown

You can re-flash the firmware on these to run anything you like (ICSP I/O p=
ins come=20
out on external pads), but they come with a pre-qualified LoRaWAN applicati=
on=20
which could well be suitable out of the box. The source code is also publis=
hed, so it=20
could be alternate pathway for you.

Brent

On 5 Dec 2019 at 19:24, Haridhra Kajan wrote:

> Hey,
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> I recently finished prototyping a LoRa RFM95 transceiver with an Arduino
> Uno using the RadioHead RFM95 library. I am now transitioning to designin=
g
> a PCB for my project and chose a PIC16F18446 microcontroller based on my
> other needs.
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> I would like to know if there is any way to make the RadioHead Library wo=
rk
> with the PIC? If not, please point me towards how I should go about
> programming the PIC to talk to the RFM95/SX1276 module. Any help would be
> very useful.
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> Regards,
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> Harid.
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