Where to find RN2483 firmware updates
Version 1.0.2 has been withdrawn because of issues. The current release is 1.0.1.
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Good to know. Thanks. Is the 1.0.1 firmware download available somewhere ?
View ArticleArduino UNO + RN2483 needs power interrupt to start
I use an Arduino UNO with a Lorabee (RN2483). My basic serial passthrough script only works only after I interupt the powersource of the lorabee. It seems that the interruption of the power triggers...
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The RN2483 module does not use RTS (nor CTS) at the moment. There should be a reset (low active) connected to pin 5 of the BEE.
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Single Channel Gateway
I am upgrading my Raspberries to later models, so I did have an old one available for this project. DSCN2976.JPG1200x900 647 KB The RFM95 is soldered on one of the ESP8266 adapter boards and then...
View ArticleUnderstanding the network functioning
Thanks @arjanvanb for the answer. I should investigate it fully.@Pedro I also think for fast-moving objects such as drones maybe cellular network is better, because of both reliability (using licensed...
View ArticleUnderstanding the network functioning
Thank you very much for the answers. @Ali Urban drones don't go that high.. It is wise to keep them below 400 feet because of regulations. Cellular network is too crowd. I thought that Lora could be a...
View ArticleThe Things Network Tech Update February 29th
@johan: Thanks for the answer during the Hangout, where to find more details or who could I contact?
View ArticleArduino with xbee shield + mDot
Thanks @manuel - can't wait until your gateway is up and running! Thanks heaps for providing it. I'll grab an mDot to get started, but I'm not sure which is which. Which one did you get?...
View ArticleTechnical update - protocols
Hi, Following the technical update of 02/29, I was wondering if any docs have been published, especially about protocols. I'm particularly interested about brokers <-> handlers and handler...
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I only have experience with the RFM95 board (see picture in previous post) and I did not connect RST. Runs fine now for 2 days and survives reboots and restarts of the software etc. As you can see it...
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I hope the wiki gets updated with that kind of information. The section on Architecture lacks imho explicit links with the notions of routers, brokers handlers and the like (Slide 7 of the...
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Technical update - protocols
The roles of different components is quite well described on the Wiki. If you still have difficulties with that, there was a RFC presentation somewhere on the forum with some informations on each...
View ArticleRaspberry Pi Based Node and Gateway Hardware Suggestions
Hi - just to get some conversation going, I'm about in the same situation - have been playing with a pair of HopeRF RFM_95W from ebay and just got a pair of the Modtronix inair9b. Also have been...
View ArticleQuestion to (future) LoraWan sensor vendors
How do you intend to assure that if I have off the shelf temperature/humidity sensors from vendor A, I can get a similar plug and play compatible device from vendor B?
View ArticleWho owns the network?
Steve, thanks for raising these points - and I've taken them as constructive, as I believe you intended. TTN is quite challenging to conceptualise, because it only partly fits existing models. On one...
View ArticleRaspberry Pi Based Node and Gateway Hardware Suggestions
Thanks for the reply! One development since my last post, I spoke with a person at LinkLabs, they mentioned it's possible to change the SAW settings on the LoraWAN Raspberry Pi Gateway to setup the...
View ArticleQuestion to (future) LoraWan sensor vendors
I am interested in this question from a software vendors perspective but what would a hardware sensor vendor get in return for creating a commoditized product?
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Who owns the network?
davemee: Once the message is picked up by a gateway, it's pretty just decrypted with a public key and passed on over an IP transport. Data is not decrypted on the gateway. There are no decryption...
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