RegionInfo

United States

European Union 433MHz

European Union 868MHz

China

Japan

Australia / New Zealand

Korea

Taiwan, 920-925Mhz, limited to 0.5W indoor or coastal, 1.0W outdoor. 5.8.1 in the Low-power Radio-frequency Devices Technical Regulations

Russia Note:

India

New Zealand 865MHz

Thailand

Ukraine 433MHz 433,05-434,7 Mhz 10 mW

Malaysia 433MHz 433 - 435 MHz at 100mW, no restrictions.

Malaysia 919MHz 919 - 923 Mhz at 500mW, no restrictions. 923 - 924 MHz at 500mW with 1% duty cycle OR frequency hopping. Frequency hopping is used for 919 - 923 MHz.

Singapore 923MHz SG_923 Band 30d: 917 - 925 MHz at 100mW, no restrictions.

Philippines 433MHz 433 - 434.7 MHz <10 mW erp, NTC approved device required

Philippines 868MHz 868 - 869.4 MHz <25 mW erp, NTC approved device required

Philippines 915MHz 915 - 918 MHz <250 mW EIRP, no external antenna allowed

2.4 GHZ WLAN Band equivalent. Only for SX128x chips.

Australia / New Zealand 433MHz 433.05 - 434.79 MHz, 25mW EIRP max, No duty cycle restrictions

Kazakhstan 433MHz 433.075 - 434.775 MHz <10 mW EIRP, Low Powered Devices (LPD)

Kazakhstan 863MHz 863 - 868 MHz <25 mW EIRP, 500kHz channels allowed, must not be used at airfields

Nepal 865Mhz 865 - 868 Mhz

Brazil 902MHz 902 - 907.5 MHz

European Union 865-868MHz (Lite): four 600 kHz slots at 865.7/866.3/866.9/867.5 MHz, 2.5% duty cycle.

European Union 868MHz using the narrow presets; same band as EU_868.

ITU Region 1 (Europe, Africa, Middle East, former USSR) amateur 2m allocation. Licensed operators only.

ITU Region 2 (Americas) amateur 2m allocation. Licensed operators only.

ITU Region 3 (Asia/Pacific) amateur 2m allocation. Licensed operators only.

ITU Region 2 (Americas) amateur 1.25m '125cm' allocation. Licensed operators only. Some countries do not allocate 220-222 MHz (e.g. USA, Canada) — check local law.

ITU Region 1 (Europe, Africa, Middle East, former USSR) amateur 70cm allocation. Licensed operators only.

ITU Region 2 (Americas) amateur 70cm allocation. Licensed operators only. Some countries do not allocate 420-430 MHz or 440-450 MHz — check local law.

ITU Region 3 (Asia/Pacific) amateur 70cm allocation. Licensed operators only. Some countries do not allocate 440-450 MHz — check local law.

This needs to be last. Same as US.

A human readable description of the region

Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.

The ending frequency in MHz

The starting frequency in MHz

The first firmware release whose region table contains this region, or null for regions all supported firmware knows; Capabilities.supportsRegion gates the picker with it

The region's fixed default frequency slot (1-based), or 0 to derive the slot from the primary channel-name hash as usual

Gap at each side of a frequency slot in MHz, from the firmware's region profile (coerces the modem bandwidth up to the region's slot width, e.g. ham 15.625 kHz -> 20 kHz)

The region code

Gap between frequency slots (and at the start of the band) in MHz, from the firmware's region profile

Whether the region uses wide Lora

The schema's one-sentence explanation of this enum value, or null where it has none.

The schema's label for this enum value, or null where the schema does not name it. A picker shows this in place of the constant's Kotlin name, and falls back to that name when it is null, so a value the schema has not reached still renders.

Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)

Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.