Connecting linklabs lorawan gateway to ttn
Hi, I was planning to buy a LL-BST-8 as well. Did you manage to connect it to TTN? I would appreciate some advice. Regards...
View ArticleAlternative for iC880A antenna?
Dipole would require a balanced signal. When you want to use a dipole antenna you would need to have a balun to convert between transmission line and the differential dipole. So it is not as easy as...
View ArticleAnnouncing staging environment of TTN Back-end 1.0
See the new topic structure; <AppEUI>/devices/<DevEUI>/[up|down|activations] Devices are unique within your application. When using ABP, the DevAddr is prepended by zeros to make the DevEUI
View ArticleAnnouncing staging environment of TTN Back-end 1.0
Maybe I'm overlooking, but what is the 'new' ip address for my MQTT client ?
View ArticleAnnouncing staging environment of TTN Back-end 1.0
What about a REST API ? just so that it will be easier than using ttnctl ?
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Announcing staging environment of TTN Back-end 1.0
cambierr: What about a REST API This will be part of the web dashboard @johan mentioned: johan: Web dashboard as alternative to ttnctl (in progress)
View ArticleConnecting linklabs lorawan gateway to ttn
Hi loswochos, I have had some great tips from the guys in Rotterdam. But i haven't had time to get into it.The linklabs is able to connect with loroit.io.But it looks like the backend is prioritary so...
View ArticleHalf or full duplex
Class A device messages can have every message acknowledged right? So isn't it a problem if every message gets an acknowledgement?
View ArticleNode with ESP8266 and RFM95W
I was lucky enough to receive the first revision of the Dragino LoRa board: it simply works. As it is basically an RFM95 breakout it should work together with the ESP, you might want to consider the...
View ArticleHalf or full duplex
Unless you're sending really few messages, making every message a confirmed uplink (or making your application send response data in each Class A receive window) is not an option. See Limitations:...
View ArticleHaarlem, The Netherlands
Hi all, If it is useful for the network, I will setup one in the Slachthuisbuurt (Zomervaart). Up to now I only made and tested a node (with Teensy, RFM92 and GPS module). I tested it in Leiden,...
View ArticleHelp with first minimal set-up
Yes, I was in a meet up they gave last week. But they use a Multitech as getaway; and we are trying to start a little lower. I have researched what you have told me, and I think that I will go with...
View ArticleHaarlem, The Netherlands
Nice @nico1966a. If you want to test if your node can reach Bloemhofstraat, then send me a PM and I'll move my single channel gateway upstairs. (It's on the 2nd floor right now; I can move it two...
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Haarlem, The Netherlands
Hi @Arjan,I can do that. I will switch it on and put it in front of my window upstairs. There I have a clear view to your neighborhood. (Our little experiment was successful; around 1.2 km, from...
View ArticleNode with ESP8266 and RFM95W
That actually didn't work for me. Huh, turns out the lmic.cpp LMIC_disableChannel(u1_t channel) for CFG_us915 I got from https://github.com/things4u/LoRa-Thing/tree/master/libraries/lmic-v1.5 is...
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Node with ESP8266 and RFM95W
cswiger: turns out the lmic.cpp LMIC_disableChannel(u1_t channel) for CFG_us915 I got from https://github.com/things4u/LoRa-Thing/tree/master/libraries/lmic-v1.5 is broken See also Matthijs' version,...
View ArticleNode with ESP8266 and RFM95W
Verified it came from IBM like that! http://www.research.ibm.com/labs/zurich/ics/lrsc/lmic.html Pretty sure that's a bug from the source.
View ArticleNode with ESP8266 and RFM95W
github.com matthijskooijman/arduino-lmic/blob/master/src/lmic/lmic.c /******************************************************************************* * Copyright (c) 2014-2015 IBM Corporation. * All...
View ArticleNode with ESP8266 and RFM95W
It looks like the 6 pin connector of the Lora shield might be right on top of the ESP module. Is that an issue or do the boards fit nicely?
View ArticleNode with ESP8266 and RFM95W
Hi Jac, You are right the connector for SPI is directly above (2mm) the ESP-antenna but they fit nicely.It seems that I have to do a little bit resoldering of a few "jumpers" ( I have version 1.1 of...
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