Measuring coverage gateway
why not store the location data, the exact time (and packetnuber ?)locally (SD card/USBstick) and only send a 1 byte data packet.Later combine this data with data from the backend.Is that possible ?
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Measuring coverage gateway
of course if I was the only user I could, but how would we make a community driven GLOBAL coverage map then? then you would expect every ordinary user to get the data off their nodes manually somehow,...
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youre right.but I was thinking of an instrument to measure the local gateway coverage, like some of us are building.not a global solution, but very local 'where can I place a node'
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thanks it worked....i want to run this gateway on my server rather than iot cloud server.. How to do that ?thankx
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Measuring coverage gateway
niels: ADR etc only works (a.f.a.i.k.) with a CONFIRMED SEND, which costs much (like at least triple) more airtime and is not the preferred default way to send your packets in my opinion? and a node...
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Measuring coverage gateway
BoRRoZ: but I was thinking of an instrument to measure the local gateway coverage, like some of us are building.not a global solution, but very local 'where can I place a node' then isn't the easiest...
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Measuring coverage gateway
Thomas: The LoRaWAN packet already has an (unencrypted) counter, no need to add it in the payload. Yes I know , I read all your messages including this one. As I'm very lazy I'm waiting on API v2 ....
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why would you? connecting the gateway to TTN and then grab your node's packets from TTN's api / mqtt -> then save it to your own server .. wouldn't that also work? this way you help the community,...
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By default nodes and gateways are shown in semtech cloud..Can i use my gateway and motes in my local server.?? Thankx
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Measuring coverage gateway
driving around the citycenter ?(I am planning to mount this 'device on a local package delivery [post nl] van for more then one day ) In Rotterdam they have the interesting idea to mount this on a...
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Measuring coverage gateway
niels: I don't understand why coverage measurements should be done at SF12 as a "normal" node sends at SF7? so we would then artificially extend the coverage... We measure the SNR at SF12, and from...
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SODAQ Annouces the LoRaONE
loraone_rev1_pcb_front (1).png3840x2054 297 KB loraone_rev1_pcb_back (1).png3840x2054 219 KB Imagine a single board for all your LoRa developments. Small, powerful, affordable.A board you can use for...
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Measuring coverage gateway
Hi Niels, niels: a protocol like this should be standardized inside TTN I think.. using the 3rd and 4th byte is especially important so different kinds of payload can be supported in the same protocol...
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It's a 1-byte field in the LoraWAN header, that can be set by the device to distinguish different kind of payloads. The range is 1-223. On the RN2483: mac tx <type> <portno> <data>
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Just in case: We are working on this iot signal strength map: https://iotmap.org/ It could be great to send your measurements there
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Hi everybody, Happy new year for all of you.Did someone use the Adaptative Data Rate with the rn2483? If yes, is thatt working (use a SF12 for exemple and some frames later the network tells your mote...
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