Who owns the network?
@davemee thanks for understanding. I've been in the industry for a long time and the issue of sitting on an ISP connection and T&Cs is nothing to do with traffic volumes, but potentially...
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On February 18th, Semtech announced: [...] a next generation reference design platform for its LoRaâ„¢ RF gateway that will enable upgraded features, including GPS-free geolocalization for asset...
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Hi Johan, I've only recently discovered your project so apologies if these are issues that have been addressed previously. 1/ Is this design for a single region/city roll-out of lorawan? or is the...
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Hi @turiphro I'm new to the project and it would help me enormously to understand the theory if you could explain how @socie would go about this as a worked example. How do you move an application to...
View ArticleConnection p2p with two RN2483 and LoRaWan gateway
You have to use IQ inversion the correct way. Take a look at the command manual, it describes a bit how to use is. radio iqi on/off oh, that was not the question... I don't think you can interfere...
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To use just the Lora stack you must send the "mac pause" command and then you can use "radio rx 0". To return to LoraWAN mode you must send "mac resume". If you are going to use radio rx 0 you can set...
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@a.valero I don't really get you, as far as I understood using mac pause means that you do not use LoRaWan stack and mac resume means you do use LoRaWan stack (according to rn2483.pdf (362.3 KB) page...
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Hi again, I have coded this small receiver and transmitter, however I am struggling becuase I don't see in my receiver what supposed being sent. TX side where message is a string (HI) text = "Node " +...
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Sample sequences: To transmit: Serial1.write("mac pause\r\n");// check answer 0-4294967295\r\nSerial1.write("radio tx FF\r\n");// check answer ok\r\n// check answer radio_tx_ok\r\n or...
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To read use better Serial1.readBytesUntil('\n', buffer, length)
View ArticleConnection p2p with two RN2483 and LoRaWan gateway
HI @a.valero, I have followed your tip and it is the same, I don't get the message back,I am quite puzzled by the fact that the answer to radio tx is none of the standard values, but a number is that...
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stevekennedyuk: I believe TTN should do something similar so somewhere devices have to be registered in advance to access the network. Anyone can try connecting a device, but packets won't go anywhere...
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If you use Serial1.println("mac pause\r\n");it includes the \r\n so you should use Serial1.println("mac pause"); instead. Serial1.write("mac pause\r\n"); is the same as Serial1.println("mac pause"); e...
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HI @a.valero thank you very much for your time, still struggling with it though... I don't understand one thing, what is the timeout value depending on? Why should it be 100? THen the radio window has...
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The new Dr.Azzy RN2483 breakout boards arrived and they look great ! azzy-1.jpg1600x1582 643 KB azzy-2.jpg1600x1582 611 KB
View ArticleConnection p2p with two RN2483 and LoRaWan gateway
try this: char rx[20]; int leng ; Serial1.begin(57600); while (!Serial1); Serial1.println("radio set wdt 0\r\n"); leng = readWaitLn(rx, sizeof(rx), 100); if (leng) Serial.println(rx); //should read ok...
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Hi Aled, Happy to introduce you to TTN! 1) it's a global network without roaming 2) please see the new tech update slides:...
View ArticleConnection p2p with two RN2483 and LoRaWan gateway
You have this post here that explains how to do P2P with RN2483: http://openlora.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=6
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@johan thanks for the reply. Can I drill down on one particular issue... I'm sure you are aware that one of the fundamental design principles of the Internet, and perhaps one of the reasons it has...
View ArticleConnection p2p with two RN2483 and LoRaWan gateway
Hello All, I would just warn - be aware that the radio commands in RN2483 are there really for test set ups. There is no real 'protocol' as such wrapped around this. No frequency agility, no duty...
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