While fixing up the Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR) and Received Signal Strength Indication(RSSI) in a previous post I noted the Low Noise Amplifier(LNA) had High Frequency(LF) and Low Frequency settings.

First step was to update the initialise method parameter list (the parameter list is huge but for most values the defaults are fine)

		public void Initialise(RegOpModeMode modeAfterInitialise, // RegOpMode
			double frequency = FrequencyDefault, // RegFrMsb, RegFrMid, RegFrLsb
			bool rxDoneignoreIfCrcMissing = true, bool rxDoneignoreIfCrcInvalid = true,
			bool paBoost = false, byte maxPower = RegPAConfigMaxPowerDefault, byte outputPower = RegPAConfigOutputPowerDefault, // RegPaConfig
			bool ocpOn = true, byte ocpTrim = RegOcpOcpTrimDefault, // RegOcp
			RegLnaLnaGain lnaGain = LnaGainDefault, bool lnaBoostLF = false, bool lnaBoostHf = false, // RegLna
			RegModemConfigBandwidth bandwidth = RegModemConfigBandwidthDefault, RegModemConfigCodingRate codingRate = RegModemConfigCodingRateDefault, RegModemConfigImplicitHeaderModeOn implicitHeaderModeOn = RegModemConfigImplicitHeaderModeOnDefault, //RegModemConfig1
			RegModemConfig2SpreadingFactor spreadingFactor = RegModemConfig2SpreadingFactorDefault, bool txContinuousMode = false, bool rxPayloadCrcOn = false,
			ushort symbolTimeout = SymbolTimeoutDefault,
			ushort preambleLength = PreambleLengthDefault,
			byte payloadLength = PayloadLengthDefault,
			byte payloadMaxLength = PayloadMaxLengthDefault,
			byte freqHoppingPeriod = FreqHoppingPeriodDefault,
			bool lowDataRateOptimize = false, bool agcAutoOn = false,
			byte ppmCorrection = ppmCorrectionDefault,
			RegDetectOptimizeDectionOptimize detectionOptimize = RegDetectOptimizeDectionOptimizeDefault,
			bool invertIQ = false,
			RegisterDetectionThreshold detectionThreshold = RegisterDetectionThresholdDefault,
			byte syncWord = RegSyncWordDefault)
		{

which became

public void Initialise(RegOpModeMode modeAfterInitialise, // RegOpMode
	double frequency = FrequencyDefault, // RegFrMsb, RegFrMid, RegFrLsb
	bool rxDoneignoreIfCrcMissing = true, bool rxDoneignoreIfCrcInvalid = true,
	bool paBoost = false, byte maxPower = RegPAConfigMaxPowerDefault, byte outputPower = RegPAConfigOutputPowerDefault, // RegPaConfig
	bool ocpOn = true, byte ocpTrim = RegOcpOcpTrimDefault, // RegOcp
	RegLnaLnaGain lnaGain = LnaGainDefault, bool lnaBoost = false, // RegLna
	RegModemConfigBandwidth bandwidth = RegModemConfigBandwidthDefault, RegModemConfigCodingRate codingRate = RegModemConfigCodingRateDefault, RegModemConfigImplicitHeaderModeOn implicitHeaderModeOn = RegModemConfigImplicitHeaderModeOnDefault, //RegModemConfig1
	RegModemConfig2SpreadingFactor spreadingFactor = RegModemConfig2SpreadingFactorDefault, bool txContinuousMode = false, bool rxPayloadCrcOn = false,
	ushort symbolTimeout = SymbolTimeoutDefault,
	ushort preambleLength = PreambleLengthDefault,
	byte payloadLength = PayloadLengthDefault,
	byte payloadMaxLength = PayloadMaxLengthDefault,
	byte freqHoppingPeriod = FreqHoppingPeriodDefault,
	bool lowDataRateOptimize = false, bool agcAutoOn = false,
	byte ppmCorrection = ppmCorrectionDefault,
	RegDetectOptimizeDectionOptimize detectionOptimize = RegDetectOptimizeDectionOptimizeDefault,
	bool invertIQ = false,
	RegisterDetectionThreshold detectionThreshold = RegisterDetectionThresholdDefault,
	byte syncWord = RegSyncWordDefault)
{

Then in the code for configuring the RegLna the frequency band is checked

		// Set RegLna if any of the settings not defaults
			if ((lnaGain != LnaGainDefault) || (lnaBoost != false))
			{
				byte regLnaValue = (byte)lnaGain;
				if (lnaBoost)
				{
					if (Frequency > RFMidBandThreshold)
					{
						regLnaValue |= RegLnaLnaBoostHfOn;
					}
					else
					{
						regLnaValue |= RegLnaLnaBoostLfOn;
					}
				}
				RegisterManager.WriteByte((byte)Registers.RegLna, regLnaValue);
			}

The HF & LF differences where not obviously handled in Arduino-LoRa library and the Semtech LoRaMac node GitHub repository wasn’t so helpful this time.

Not so confident with these changes need to test with my 434MHz devices