FDLMESH.FOND DU LAC AREA MESHCORE

TUNE IN TO THE LOCAL NETWORK

The same settings.
A better chance to connect.

Nearby radios need matching settings to understand each other. These are the established local ATW values. Copy them into your own radio, then arrange a short test.

Go to the settings ↓

Fond du Lac / ATW settings

FREQUENCY
910.525 MHz
SPREADING FACTOR
SF7
BANDWIDTH
62.5 kHz
CODING RATE
5
PATHS
3-byte

BEFORE THE FIRST MESSAGE

Your phone is
the starting point.

Connect the MeshCore app to your radio and open its radio settings. Enter the values shown here, save, and check them again. If you are starting from the box, follow the setup checklist first.

Technical details · Where to enter values, channels and power

Set it up, then check it

  1. Connect to your own MeshCore companion radio using the MeshCore app.
  2. Open the radio / LoRa configuration and enter all five values above. A generic US preset may use different settings.
  3. Save the changes, reconnect if needed, and read the settings back to confirm they persisted.
  4. Set the path hash length to 3 bytes using your firmware’s supported control. This is the identifier length, not a limit of three hops.
  5. Arrange a short two-way test with another local participant.

Some interfaces display coding rate 5 as 4/5. Menu names vary by firmware and app version. See MeshCore documentation ↗ for the controls supported by your version.

Channels and transmit power

The radio configuration is only one part of joining. Channel names and keys must also match the people you want to reach. An approved local channel list is not included in this website; don’t guess a channel key or share a private one publicly.

These values describe the local network. They are not a blanket approval for a particular transmitter, antenna, amplifier, or power setting. Use equipment within its approved operating conditions; infrastructure power and antenna choices need their own review.