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Popular Board Comparison Table

Hardware Guide Hardware Comparison & Selection

Board Comparison Table The table below covers the most widely deployed boards for LoRa mesh networking as of 2025–2026, across both Meshtastic and MeshCore platforms. All TX power figures are nominal maximum; actual radiated power depends on antenna gain and a...

Board Selection by Use Case

Hardware Guide Hardware Comparison & Selection

Board Selection by Use Case Use this guide to narrow down board options based on your deployment scenario. Every use case has a different set of priorities — power consumption, form factor, display needs, and software support all vary. Start with your primary ...

MeshCore Routing Architecture

MeshCore Protocol Deep Dive

MeshCore Routing Architecture MeshCore uses a demand-driven path-based routing protocol. Unlike Meshtastic's flooding approach, MeshCore establishes explicit routes before sending data. Route Request (RREQ) Mechanism Route discovery works in four steps: W...

MeshCore Packet Format and Encryption

MeshCore Protocol Deep Dive

This page covers MeshCore's packet encryption as verified from docs/packet_format.md and src/Utils.cpp in the official MeshCore repository. Encryption at the Packet Level Each MeshCore message packet is protected by AES-128 encryption followed by a 2-byte HMA...

MeshCore Network Topology Best Practices

MeshCore Protocol Deep Dive

MeshCore Network Topology Best Practices Backbone vs. Client Layer A well-designed MeshCore network is organized into two distinct layers: Backbone layer: dedicated repeaters placed on elevated sites with clear line-of-sight between them. These form the ro...

Protocol Comparison Reference

MeshCore MeshCore vs Meshtastic: Technical Compa...

Protocol Comparison Reference This page provides a technical comparison between MeshCore and Meshtastic — the two most widely deployed open-source LoRa mesh networking platforms. Both run on similar hardware and serve similar goals, but make very different des...

MeshCore CLI Commands Reference

MeshCore Developer & Advanced Resources

CLI Commands This document provides an overview of CLI commands that can be sent to MeshCore Repeaters, Room Servers and Sensors. Navigation Operational Neighbors Statistics Logging Information Configuration Radio System Routing ACL Region Management Region E...

FAQ: 1. Introduction

FAQ MeshCore Official FAQ

1.1. Q: What is MeshCore? A: MeshCore is a multi platform system for enabling secure text based communications utilising LoRa radio hardware. It can be used for Off-Grid Communication, Emergency Response & Disaster Recovery, Outdoor Activities, Tactical Securi...

FAQ: 2. Initial Setup

FAQ MeshCore Official FAQ

2.1. Q: How many devices do I need to start using MeshCore? A: If you have one supported device, flash the BLE Companion firmware and use your device as a client. You can connect to the device using the Android or iOS client via Bluetooth. You can start comm...

FAQ: 3. Server Administration

FAQ MeshCore Official FAQ

3.1. Q: How do you configure a repeater or a room server? A: - When MeshCore is flashed onto a LoRa device is for the first time, it is necessary to set the server device's frequency to make it utilize the frequency that is legal in your country or region. Rep...

FAQ: 4. T-Deck Related

FAQ MeshCore Official FAQ

4.1. Q: Is there a user guide for T-Deck, T-Pager, T-Watch, or T-Display Pro? A: Yes, it is available on https://buymeacoffee.com/ripplebiz/ultra-v7-7-guide-meshcore-users 4.2. Q: What are the steps to get a T-Deck into DFU (Device Firmware Update) mode? A: D...

FAQ: 5. General

FAQ MeshCore Official FAQ

5.1. Q: What are BW, SF, and CR? A: BW is bandwidth - width of frequency spectrum that is used for transmission SF is spreading factor - how much should the communication spread in time CR is coding rate - from: https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/docs/lorawan/fe...

FAQ: 6. Troubleshooting

FAQ MeshCore Official FAQ

6.1. Q: My client says another client or a repeater or a room server was last seen many, many days ago. 6.2. Q: A repeater or a client or a room server I expect to see on my discover list (on T-Deck) or contact list (on a smart device client) are not listed. A...

FAQ: 7. Other Questions:

FAQ MeshCore Official FAQ

7.1. Q: How to update nRF (RAK, T114, Seed XIAO) companion, repeater and room server firmware over the air using the new simpler DFU app? A: The steps below work on both Android and iOS as nRF has made both apps' user interface the same on both platforms: Dow...

nRF52 Power Management

MeshCore Developer & Advanced Resources

nRF52 Power Management Overview The nRF52 Power Management module provides battery protection features to prevent over-discharge, minimise likelihood of brownout and flash corruption conditions existing, and enable safe voltage-based recovery. Features Boot Vo...

MeshCore QR Code Formats

MeshCore Developer & Advanced Resources

QR Codes This document provides an overview of QR Code formats that can be used for sharing MeshCore channels and contacts. The formats described below are supported by the MeshCore mobile app. Add Channel Example URL: meshcore://channel/add?name=Public&secret...

Terminal Chat CLI Commands

Meshcore Repeaters Configuration

Terminal Chat CLI Below are the commands you can enter into the Terminal Chat clients: set freq {frequency} Set the LoRa frequency. Example: set freq 915.8 set tx {tx-power-dbm} Sets LoRa transmit power in dBm. set name {name} Sets your advertisement name. se...

MeshCore KISS Modem Protocol

MeshCore Developer & Advanced Resources

MeshCore KISS Modem Protocol Standard KISS TNC firmware for MeshCore LoRa radios. Compatible with any KISS client (Direwolf, APRSdroid, YAAC, etc.) for sending and receiving raw packets. MeshCore-specific extensions (cryptography, radio configuration, telemetr...