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Thanks Cameron for organizing the first Meetup!
View ArticleToronto & GTA
HI Darren,Thanks for responding ... I was beginning to wonder about this great city of ours not being properly represented. I don't know if you remember the Toronto Free Net. It was a volunteer...
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MARCONI 6960B rf power meter
tnx, well it seems that this 20 + year old instrument and 6930 sensor is still workingI'm happy cailbate6930.jpg1200x674 173 KB
View ArticleDo LoRa(WAN) nodes perform any activity detection and/or collision detection?
It seems no detection is done, and "confirmed uplinks" might be needed to tell if data was received. (But the number of confirmed uplinks is limited too.) As my conclusion is solely based on browsing...
View ArticleAlternative for iC880A antenna?
The antenna is not your problem James. If you get 40-80 meter range, there must be another cause for this.It seems the antenna is not connected internally in some way. Maybe your setup is just...
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Haarlem, The Netherlands
Meanwhile I've set up a Raspberry Pi single channel gateway and an ESP8266 node for some testing, both using an RFM95W LoRa transceiver. I've mainly done this for the software side of things, but so...
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Alternative for iC880A antenna?
Ideetron: Normal ranges here are 800 meters when we do absolutely nothing to boost the range; the antenna of the gateway is flat on the table and the Mote antenna is 1/4 wave piece of wire. @Ideetron,...
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If you get 250 meter range everything should be normal and nothing is fried.You must have some real butterfingers to get the RFM95W fried, like working them on 12Vdc or something.We are working with...
View ArticleMy gateway does not show on the map
Hi I have a single channel gateway and and a simple node up and running, everything works but I can not see my gateway in your maps of active equipment's? Minor problem, I know and I am so impressed...
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My gateway does not show on the map
Just to show My Node is monitoring temperature in a system we have some problem with, its so cool combined with the android app IMG_20160404_174552.jpg3264x2448 1.45 MB...
View ArticleMy gateway does not show on the map
Do you see it in the API? And did you set coordinates in the single gateway code?
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My gateway does not show on the map
My Gateway was visible when I registered it a few days ago, and I gave the coordinates for the position. Well I will look into it and as long everything is working. But I have changed the place and...
View ArticleMy gateway does not show on the map
Changing the physical location without changing the coordinates in the code should not matter, as the API and map cannot tell where your gateway really is. But if you're saying it's fixed then please...
View ArticleMy gateway does not show on the map
Nope as I said a minor problem, but I just checked and my simple gateway is up and running I can also see messages from my node, but nothing on the map, Sweden is empty for now?
View ArticleDo LoRa(WAN) nodes perform any activity detection and/or collision detection?
LBT (listen-before-talk) may be energy-prohibitive on the end-device side (though I would love to be proven wrong). Then Gateways have the energy budget for LBT, but cannot use it as they need to...
View ArticleNew team members
@Omfraax so far, I haven't set it up properly. It is moving between the window and the bench in the house. The antenna is not THE one, and more a gap filler so far. Hence, I haven't performed any...
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Do LoRa(WAN) nodes perform any activity detection and/or collision detection?
nmap: Gateways have the energy budget for LBT, but cannot use it as they need to conform to tight transmit timing due to small end-device RX windows ...and, if I understand correctly, due to gateways...
View ArticleSoftware Defined Radio and The Things Network
Regulatory certification is possible for SDR-based gateways. The trick is that the hardware must restrict the user to legal operation (tx frequency, power level, etc). Sure the devices will be...
View ArticleGateway Firmware
I'm interested in contributing to gateway firmware development. Ideally we would use an OSAL/HAL to allow running TheThingsGateway firmware on any gateway platform and get good code reuse. I'm...
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