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Getting Started with Wi-Fi HaLow Mini PCIe Module

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[davefes]

Is a Raspberry Pi 4 model B with 1GB too small?

[nfs0619]

Hello, the 1GB version may encounter memory shortages. Therefore, we recommend using the 4GB or higher version mentioned in the tutorial to ensure a smoother experience.

[davefes]

Thanks for that.

[hobaekim]

You want to develop a product using the Wio-WM6180 Wi-Fi HaLow mini-PCIe Module. What is the Mini PCIe to PCIe Adapter used in the example page using the Raspberry Pi 4 and where can I purchase it?

[nfs0619]

Hello, you can purchase it through this link (WM1302 Pi HAT). We will also update this link in the Wiki for your reference. Thank you for your feedback!

[cyberumut]

im using CM4-IO-WIRELESS-BASE and i installed openwrt on CM.

i got this error

"RPCError
RPC call to uci/get {"config":"wireless"} failed with ubus code 4: Resource not found
at ClassConstructor.handleCallReply (http://10.42.0.1/luci-static/resources/rpc.js?v=EsHGVCUDe8fFd:15:3)
" it like doesnt work pcie halow module

[limengdu]

Recommended to use Raspberry Pi 4B, other products have not been verified

[pauleffect90]

Probably a dumb question, since I saw there's a dropdown for configuring the frequency, but just to be sure: is the halow kit (ap and station) usable in europe? 868 Mhz?

[pauleffect90]

Sorry, forgot to add, i can't seem to find a pinout anywhere for the station (sku 109100041). Is there any schematic (or even a pinout available)? Id like to use it with a STM32 + MM IoT SDK.

[pauleffect90]

Please disregard the above comment. Apparently I'm too dumb to look a couple lines higher, where the relevant docs are posted. My father weeps with shame.

[nfs0619]

No worries! If you encounter any other issues while using the product, feel free to contact our technical support team at techsupport@seeed.io. They can provide faster and more accurate assistance.

[spereg53]

after 2 or 3 minutes disconnect an client halow from halow accespoint that is in bridge mode with ethernet,can you helpme ,thankas

[nfs0619]

Hello,
To help us better assist you, we recommend that you send more detailed information — such as your operation steps, logs, or any other relevant details — to our technical support team at techsupport@seeed.io.
With this information, our technical support will be able to provide you with faster and more detailed guidance. Thank you for your understanding and support.

[pierluigizagaria]

As far as I understood this cannot be used in europe because the Wio-WM6180 Wi-Fi HaLow mini-PCIe Module uses the Quectel FGH100M-H module that operates in the 902–928 MHz frequencies. Is there any plan to make another mini-PCIe Module that uses the Quectel FGH100M (without H) that operates in the 850–950 MHz? In this way we could use this technology even in europe

[prikkur]

Did you find a solution ? I plan to use a Raspberry pi 5 along with the Wio-WM6180 Wi-Fi HaLow mini-PCIe Module also in europe.

[andrewflash]

I see that in schematic, the MOD_WAKEUP_IN and MOD_BUSY have DNP resistor (R10 and R17). Does it mean I cannot use WAKEUP and BUSY pin as default? Is there any reason why the MOD_WAKEUP_IN and MOD_BUSY not connected to the board as default?

[ReKST-117]

Hi, please contact us at techsupport@seeed.io for more help.

[IGotThePaower]

Hi! I would like to confirm whether the WM1302 Raspberry Pi HAT can support the Seeed Studio Wio-WM6180 Wi-Fi HaLow mini-PCIe module when connected to a Raspberry Pi 5.

[nfs0619]

The WM1302 Raspberry Pi HAT has only one mini-PCIe slot, so the WM1302 and Wio-WM6180 cannot be used at the same time. However, each module can be used individually with the HAT.

[IGotThePaower]

Hi! Thank you for the clarification. Actually, my main concern is whether the WM1302 Raspberry Pi HAT will work properly with the Raspberry Pi 5, since the tutorial only mentions compatibility with the Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB). I’m still a newbie, so I just want to make sure before setting it up. Thanks in advance for your help!

[ReKST-117]

Hi, exactly. The Hat can be used on Raspberry Pi 5 as the 40GPIO definition are the same. Thanks!