The user guide says that the BridgeBee modules are designed for IoT applications. Can I connect the module to the internet?

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• Is there a way to write code for the ARM processor on the Bridgebee module so that I don’t need an external micro to talk to the module?

  No, the BridgeBee is a stand-alone radio module and interfaces to a host through the serial port. Thus, a user may not add application code on the BridgeBee itself. If a stand-alone module is required (such as what we have done with our sensor ...

• The user guide mentions a published SubGig spec. Where do I find that?

  The SubGig specification has not yet been published, however a brief description of the topology is given in the user guide.

• Is it possible to do an update to the modules over a wireless connection?

  Short answer, no. The SubGig BridgeBee modules are designed to operate at 315MHz which is outside of normal ISM bands and is subject to FCC part 15.231. These requirements impose restrictions on bandwidth and thus to not allow for over the air ...

• How would I get an error 001B? Would the module have to be getting flooded with RF messages? How do I make sure this doesn’t happen?

  This is an internal error condition and there should be no way for a user to cause this. The module is built to be compliant with FCC bandwidth limitations and through the SubGig protocol there should never be a way to cause this.

• What is the Governor?

  See the RBM101S User Manual under the section “Governor” for more detail. In short, the governor prevents the user from violating FCC requirements at the 315MHz band which is subject to FCC part 15.231. If the user violates the bandwidth and/or ...