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Connection 433Mhz 2017 (3)
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I needed to connect a Raspberry Pi Zero to a Linux Server hosted at my house (1km away). I 2013 (12)
couldn't use WiFi for problems of signal range, for this reason I opted to connect 2 stations
2012 (22)
with a Wireless Serial Connection by a cheap SiK Telemetry Radio V2 433Mhz (20$).
2011 (33)
To create a Peer to Peer TCP/IP connection I used SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol). 2010 (1)
Server-Side:
2008 (8)
- Connect a USB Telemetry Radio, with dmesg we check the serial port name
$ dmesg | grep now attached 2007 (5)
- Load a SLIP module 2006 (2)
$ sudo modprobe slip
2005 (3)
- Install net-tools for slattach tool
$ sudo apt install net-tools
- Configure SLIP and attach to a serial port
$ sudo slattach -L -s 57600 -p slip /dev/####Serial_Port_Name
- On another console create a network interface Enjoy No FUP
$ sudo ifconfig sl0 192.168.5.1 dstaddr 192.168.5.2
- [OPT] Sharing internet connection, follow this link. Limit Plans.
On Raspberry Pi Zero:
- Connect a Telemetry Radio on Raspberry Pi Zero Board
- Load a SLIP module
$ sudo modprobe slip
- Configure SLIP and attach to a serial port
$ sudo slattach -L -s 57600 -p slip /dev/ttyAMA0
- On another console create a network interface
$ sudo ifconfig sl0 192.168.5.2 dstaddr 192.168.5.1
- Test TCP/IP connection
$ ping 192.168.5.1
Simple test Video with 2 Ubuntu Machine:

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Links:
SerialIP Arduino
SiK Radio Advanced Configuration

Posted by Emmanuel Granatello at 11:43 am


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Labels: 3dr, 433Mhz, apm3dr, ardupilot, hkpilot, raspberry, raspberry pi zero, raspberry-pi, sharing
internet connetcion, SiK Radio, sik telemetry, telemetry kit

3 comments:
elvio said...
hi. First of all, nice job :)
I can't find the parts anywhere - any advice where I can buy them?
And will the "Air piece" work/connect to a raspberrypi? The video shows an Arduino
:)
Thanks a lot.
8:38 am

Emmanuel Granatello said...


This is a 915Mhz Module
This is a 433Mhz Module for Europe
Connect to a raspberrypi

9:05 pm

Anonymous said...
Can you advise what speeds you were able to get with this? I've looked into running
on VHF frequencies, but the most reliable connections tend to max out at 1.2kbps.
In regards to the distance, were you operating within direct line of sight?
Thanks!
8:22 pm
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