RF 433Mhz module

[victorgozman]

please I bought a  RF module(RB-Ite-108)  that operates at a frequency of 433Mhz. please I need to find out which Rf protocol it uses for communication. A picture of the module is attached below.

[Kilrah]

It doesn't use any, you have to specify one yourself.

[Mechatrommer]

send it 5-10Kbps digital pulses, the other end will receive the same...

[JimRemington]

Many people use ATMega328/Arduinos and the VirtualWire or RadioHead libraries (i.e. driver code) with those modules. http://www.airspayce.com/mikem/arduino/VirtualWire/

I've used them for years for remote environmental sensors. They work pretty well, with a range of up to 300 meters using proper balanced dipole antennas.

[victorgozman]

Thanks for your repies. pls does it make use of any radio frequency standard such as WiFi, ZigBee, zwave etc.

[Kilrah]

No.

[Mechatrommer]

Wifi is 2.4GHz yours is cheap china 433MHz what are you talking about? want a wifi? buy 2.4GHz transmitter. this cheap china is protocol heaven you can do whatever you like if you are up to it, this is the old school radio modulation... but only 433MHz carrier, hence signal must be much slower than that, you send it 1Mbps, it'll only good for mm transmission..