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Product Overview

Compared with the previous generation LQ 3 module, the LQ 10 significantly improves both transmission bandwidth and distance. Its 5.8GHz wireless communication not only broadens…

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Product Overview

The LQ-10 is a new-generation video/data transmission module from ROBOSN that combines high speed, low latency, low power consumption, and low cost. The module uses a star network architecture and fully supports both one-to-one and one-to-many communication modes, allowing it to adapt flexibly to diverse scenarios ranging from direct single-device connections to multi-device coordination. The LQ-10 also supports wireless communication in the 5.8GHz frequency band, providing long transmission distance, high bandwidth, reliable communication, low cost, and low power consumption.

Compared with the previous-generation LQ-3 module, the LQ-10 significantly improves both transmission bandwidth and distance. Its 5.8GHz wireless communication not only broadens the module's application scenarios, but also provides higher transmission speeds and more reliable communication, fully meeting increasingly complex communication requirements.

LQ modules support a variety of flexible usage methods. Users can configure them according to their needs. At the network communication layer, LQ module configurations fall into two categories: one-to-one communication and one-to-many networking.

  • One-to-one configuration: establishes point-to-point communication between two devices, allowing both devices to send and receive data.

  • One-to-many configuration: establishes connections between one device and multiple devices, allowing all devices to send and receive data with one another.

We recommend selecting the appropriate configuration method and configuring it according to your actual requirements. To help customers get started quickly, we provide recommended reading paths for common usage scenarios:

Tip

Unless otherwise specified, “primary device” in this manual refers to the “AP unit,” and “secondary device” refers to the “STA unit.”

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