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Pro mini / RFM95w examples for different sensors

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We've built some nodes using this example. I think more people did and probably most common sensors that fit inside the memory have already been connected to it by someone. A version with a DS18B20 works and we're looking for other sensors to connect. The HTU21 shown in the example is next. Surprisingly there are hardly any ready to use sketches around.

This combination pro mini/rfm seems to be the cheapest possible node useful for relatively simple use cases. I think many less complex use cases get stuck on the still high price tag of available nodes. So ultimately I aim at making some pcb's that could result in a working node with a price tag of a little over 12,50 (not counting the batteries and casing). But that's something for a different topic.

To support that I'd like to build and share a library with ready to use sketches for as much sensors as possible. Does someone has something to share?


Get GPS data from links lab synfony link through their APIs

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Hi Kuldeep.

I can help. Please email me at community@link-labs.com

If you are seeing metadata, you are getting uplink packets. Your data should be in the "pld" field.

Raspberry Pi LoRaWAN Gateway Board

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With the TTN gateway being released, we had planned to stop producing these boards. We are Link Labs are very focused on Symphony Link. You can read here about the differences between LoRaWAN and Symphony Link: http://bit.ly/2bDpXQo

That said, if anyone would be interested in producing these boards, there does seem to be decent demand. Please get in touch, and maybe we can work something out.

Raspberry Pi LoRaWAN Gateway Board

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That's a pity. Does that mean that even if you or someone else would produce a second batch it'll take at least 6-8 weeks before any boards are to be expected?

Raspberry Pi LoRaWAN Gateway Board

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Well, it would be as fast as they could be fabbed. Our factory is about 2 weeks.

If there is demand for 100+, I can get approval to run another batch asap.

Backend / device registration

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Hello!

I am trying to register my device but I just dont get it. My setup:
LORAWAN Module (RN2483):
https://www.cooking-hacks.com/lorawan-shield-for-raspberry-pi-868-mhz-xbee-socket5
Raspberry PI 3.

I did setup and install all the libarys, when I run the example scrips (from cooking hacks). I get the following output:

So I got a Device EUI, and a device Adress. Also I dont have any errors in the test script.
After this I did try to register my device on the TTN backend.

The status in not activated yet. I did activate it with:
C:\Users\Joey\Downloads\ttnctl-windows-amd64>ttnctl-windows-amd64.exe applications use 70B3D57ED0000BD0
INFO You are now using application 70B3D57ED0000BD0.

But stil the status is "Device is not activated".

When I run a example script that sends packages I should see them in the messages on the backend right? I see nothing at the moment is there something Im missing? Thanks a lot for helping me

Backend / device registration

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Most immediate problem is that the script shows the Device EUI as being 0102030405060708 but you registered a device on the backend with a slightly different EUI 01 02 03 04 05 06 67 18

But also the script is showing a Device address which suggests it's trying to join the network by personalisation (ABP) instead of over the air activation (OTAA) as you set up the backend to expect.

I can't find that example script at the link you provided so can't really tell for sure.

Backend / device registration

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Also, I find it quite weird that the RN2483's built-in device id would be 0102030405060708...? Seems you programmed that yourself?

(As an aside: next time, please post the output as text, not as an image. Thanks.)


Dragonboard 410c module and LoRaWAN (TTN)

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Anybody ever heard/tried this board from Arrow powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 series processor?

https://developer.qualcomm.com/hardware/dragonboard-410c

Considering its features, seems to be too powerful to be used as a node only; more like a concatenator-node for collecting data from many nodes and forwarding to the gateway.

I am not very mych experienced in this field but what I understand so far, even Gateways can be build with the same, I think.

Here comes the question: is there any obstacles that I do not obviously see, but will prevent me developping nodes/gateways for LoRaWAN (TTN in particular) using this module, such as lack of IO interfaces, processor/architecture inconsistency, library mismatch etc.?

If not, I am planning to dive deeper with this module as a learning path for LoRaWAN. Whoever has knowledge, experience, or curiosity for this piece and want to contribute are most welcome!

Dragonboard 410c module and LoRaWAN (TTN)

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I tried the Dragonboard 410c a couple of months ago but didn't find it very stable. I discussed it with someone who was actually trying to start a hosting company around them and he felt the same: Linux/ARM64 (at least for Linaro distribution used here) was still work in progress and not really ready for prime time.

Everyone's different but you may find that you'll be trying to learn about LoRaWAN while navigating the rocky world of Linux ARM64. Maybe too much on the cutting side of "cutting edge". Unless you have an application that really needs such an advanced board - a gateway definitely doesn't - I'd suggest initially sticking with better know platforms, these will also be much cheaper so you can buy more of them :slight_smile:

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New Forum update

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Hi everyone,

The forum got a pretty nice upgrade today, you can now use your TTN account to log in and register. The username remains in the scope of the forum, you can have a different one for this platform.

We sync the existing user account on the forum to your TTN account with the email address.

So:

1. If you do not yet have an TTN account. Create one with the same email address as the one you use for this forum.

2. If you do have a TTN account. Check if you use the same email address. If not, change the one in your TTN account to the one on this forum. Or contact us so we can fix it on the forum. See email below.

Last but not least, the forum uses HTTPS encryption and is under www.thethingsnetwork.org/forum … the old links will be redirected to new one.

If you encounter any issues, please let me know @ dorian@thethingsnetwork.org

Cheers !


Beware of references to the deprecated REST API (sometimes referred to as "Croft/Jolie", using URLs starting with thethingsnetwork.org/api); see Connect an Application to use MQTT instead.

Single SignOn Forum-TTN Account

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This topic is no longer a banner. It will no longer appear at the top of every page.

New Forum update

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If you encounter any issues. Feel free to post them here.

Aarhus, Denmark

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The Alexandra Institute has begun testing LoRa, and has a gateway hooked up to TTN at this moment. We plan on outdoor deployment (on our roof at the Katrinebjerg campus) soon, but for the moment, it is sitting on a desk indoor, and hence coverage may be limited.
We do not make any guarantees w.r.t. uptime and service, but you are welcome to contact us here – or contact me directly, if you are interested in learning more about our plans or setup.


Gateway for Malaysia

Lorrier LR2 – new outdoor Gateway on the market

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when do think.. you ready with 915Mhz?

New Forum update

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You cannot log into the forum when already logged into the dashboard with another account. You need to log into the forum, then log into the dashboard again. Logging into the forum while still logged into the dashboard wants you to login or register using those details. Only way to get out of that was to logout of dashboard first.

Thanks

Andrew

iM880B-L Not Showing on WiMOD_LoRaWAN_EndNode_Studio

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Has anyone connected the iM880B-L modules to the WiMOD_LoRaWAN_EndNode_Studio, without using the IMST starter / evaluation kit?

I am using a FT231x based USB to serial converter with the VCP drivers to connect to the iM880B-L. The Windows Device Manager shows the Comm Port and I have verified that the USB to serial converter is communicating fine. However when I connect it to the modules UART and then run the EndNode_Studio the iM880B-L module is not showing on the devices list.

New Forum update

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