DevEUI for non-hardware assigned values
Is it intended that for devices that do not have a preconfigured hardware based DevEUI (as RFM9x), an segment is provided, which does not collide with the others?
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Since the migration we had to change the local_conf.json { "gateway_conf": { "gateway_ID": "*YOUR_OWN_SERIAL*", "serv_port_up": 1700, "serv_port_down": 1700, "server_address":...
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You could always add a chip that gives a unique DevEUI so that you'll know you won't clash with any other device. Andrew
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One of our suppliers, Geodan, is developing a Go-based open source version, which we soon will be using in a project for the municipality of Haarlem. Nice: https://github.com/Geodan/gost GOST...
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Some time ago @kersing mentioned this chip that comes with a unique EUI64
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You can have two server addresses, but only one should handle any of the nodes. You can have some nodes declared to some network and others to a different network. For example iot.semtech.com and...
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Hi @Ali, We recently released some updates, it is now possible to add partners:By clicking on "manage" at the Partner section, this can be done. We changed the gateway map, you cannot change the...
View ArticleDevEUI for non-hardware assigned values
Some microcontrolers have a unique ID embedded. I'm thinking of STM32 for example, which will same a bit of BOM.
View ArticleDevEUI for non-hardware assigned values
thanks for the suggestions so far, but adding some chips makes existing hardware much more complicated.e.g. MoteinoMega with RFM95W has no space for it.Teensy3.2 and all other projects based on ESPxx...
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Just for future readers: note that OTAA is only supported on staging, not on the old Croft environment. So make sure the gateway is using the staging environment.
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@gonzalocasas Do you know why the the gps coordinates don´t update if I put them in the local conf.json in the new network setup?It seems that all the pi gateways with the IC880a have the same issue....
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The MoteinoMega can have a SPI flash - bnot shure this is the version you have. These have a 64 bits unique IDs. Maybe, you can rely on them.
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DevEUI for non-hardware assigned values
ursm: I think I go further by using an 8 byte random number The whole point of an EUI (Extended Unique Identifier) is that they are guaranteed to be unique. If you start using random numbers for the...
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See below example for my Autonomo reporting each minute 2 bytes of data which is output voltage of the LiPo battery, the counter which increments every minutes is used to show the active time. The...
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Node data to HTTP
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DevEUI for non-hardware assigned values
ursm: adding some chips makes existing hardware much more complicated. If you buy chips with unique id there is no need to mount the chip on the module, just read the unique id, assign it to the...
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