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# RNode Firmware # RNode Firmware
## Intro
This is the firmware for RNode, a very flexible LoRa-based communication device. RNode can functions as a: This is the firmware for RNode, a very flexible LoRa-based communication device. RNode can functions as a:
- Network adapter for [RNS](https://github.com/markqvist/Reticulum) - Network adapter for [RNS](https://github.com/markqvist/Reticulum)
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## USB and Serial Protocol ## USB and Serial Protocol
You can communicate with RNode either via the on-board USB connector, or using the serial pins on the board (labeled RX0 and TX0). RNode uses a standard FTDI USB chip, so it works out of the box without additional drivers in most operating systems. You can communicate with RNode either via the on-board USB connector, or using the serial pins on the board (labeled RX0 and TX0). RNode uses a standard FTDI USB chip, so it works out of the box without additional drivers in most operating systems.
All communications to and from the board uses [KISS framing](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KISS_(TNC)) with a custom command set. RNode also does not use HDLC ports in the command byte, and as such uses the full 8 bits of the command bytes for the actual command. Please see table below for supported commands. All communications to and from the board uses [KISS framing](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KISS_(TNC)) with a custom command set. RNode also does not use HDLC ports in the command byte, and as such uses the full 8 bits of the command byte is available for the actual command. Please see table below for supported commands.
| Command | Byte | Description | Command | Byte | Description
| -----------------|------| ----------------------------------------------- | -----------------|------| -----------------------------------------------