Introduction

panStamps are small wireless boards designed for anyone wanting to monitor and control things without wires. Since they contain an Atmega328p, they are entirely programmable from the Arduino IDE. On the RF side, a robust CC1101 IC from Texas Instruments provides communication lengths of more than 200 meters in open spaces.

This project page describes the libraries, protocols and software tools developed around the panStamp project. This page also acts as the official documentation platform for any technical thing related to the project.

Index

Technical details
Working with panStamps: first steps
Antenna lengths
Simple Wireless Abstract Protocol in detail
Standard SWAP registers
Device Definition Files
Serial protocol for gateways
How the panStamp firmware stack works
Arduino library. Main classes and interfaces:

PANSTAMP class: the main class
SWQUERY class: request values to other devices
SWCOMMAND class: change values on remote devices

How to develop your own SWAP device using panStamps
Existing SWAP devices
Python SWAP library
SWAP Device Management Tool
SWAP-enabled Chronos watch
Lagarto: open automation platform for SWAP and other networks

Lagarto-SWAP: connecting SWAP networks to the IP world
Lagarto-MAX: extended automation client with event manager