Description
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Summary
The RDC1 is a compact node built on RadioCore. It features a silicone enclosure, small footprint and great portability for easy carrying.
No battery included. Requires USB power supply (e.g. phone USB power adapter).
Note
Please do not hang the device directly by the USB‑C port, as it may easily fall off. Use the metal ring in the middle of the lanyard for mounting to ensure secure attachment.
Description
Structure
| Parameters | Description |
|---|---|
| Enclosure Material | Silicone |
| Power Supply | USB-C 5V |
| Lanyard | USB-C to USB-C |
| Antenna | PCB |
| Dimensions | 63.15×27.72×14.95mm |
| Weight | |
| Compatible MCU | RC32, RC52 |
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FAQ
- If your main board is RC32, enter bootloader mode with the steps below:Hold down the USER button, press the R button once, then release the USER button. After flashing, press the R button to reboot the device.
- If your device is RC52, double-press the R button to enter DFU mode. Simply drag and drop the firmware file to the pop-up drive
Docs & Resource
- [Attachments] — Module Datasheet
- [Attachments] — Module chematic_Diagram
- [Documents] — User Manual Document
- [Attachments] — RC32 Firmware
- [Attachments] — RC52 Firmware
Packing list
The default packing list without selecting any accessories is as follows:
| Item | Quantity |
|---|---|
| RadioCore | x1 |
| RDC1 Adapter Board | x1 |
| USB‑C Lanyard | x1 |
Characteristics
| Weight | 55 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7.5 × 7.5 × 2.6 cm |
| RadioCore | RC32-62, RC52-62 |
| LoRa Band | 433MHz, 863~870MHz, 902~928MHz |
| TX Power | 21±1 dBm, 28±1 dBm |
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RDC1, RadioCore Mini Portable LoRa Node
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The RDC1 is a compact node built on RadioCore. It features a silicone enclosure, small footprint and great portability for easy carrying.
$20.90








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