Yes, LORA (Lucas Aftermarket Traffic Processor) protocol can communicate with Zigbee protocol.
LORA is a low-power, low-cost wired protocol designed for industrial applications, typically used in automation and remote control scenarios. And Zigbee is a wireless protocol based on a shared bus, which is widely used in the Internet of Things (IoT) field. Although they have different protocol layers, the LORA protocol can easily communicate with Zigbee devices because the LORA protocol is compatible with Zigbee at both the physical layer and the application layer.
To realize the communication between LORA and Zigbee, you can use some middleware, such as LoRaWAN gateway module, etc. These middleware can establish the communication connection between the LoRa node and the Zigbee gateway, and convert the data between the two protocols.
Specifically, a LORA node can communicate with a Zigbee gateway through the following steps:
Send data frame through LORA gateway: LORA node can send data frame through LORA gateway, which contains the data to be sent and the address of the target node. Receive data frame: Zigbee gateway will receive data frame from LORA node and send it back to LORA node. Processing data frame: After receiving the data frame, the LORA node will perform corresponding processing, such as decoding and verification. The processed data frame is then sent back to the Zigbee gateway. Completion of communication: After completing the above steps, the communication between the LORA node and the Zigbee gateway is completed.
In general, the communication between LORA and Zigbee needs some middleware to realize, but as long as the correct middleware is used, the communication between the two protocols can be easily realized.