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LoRa – Very Long Range Low Data Rate Telemetry
I don't know this url already has been mentioned but here you find some interesting LoRa projects, heads off for this guy Take a look in his dropbox, especially the LoRa_for_Arduino, and Arduino RFM98...
View ArticleLoRa – Very Long Range Low Data Rate Telemetry
Thats Stuart who is all over that Indestructibles about LoRa,not LoRaWAN sadly.
View ArticleNode with ESP8266 and RFM95W
Hey Maarten, I got everything connected and uploaded the sketch to the ESP.However now I'm getting this error on the serial console: wdt resetload 0x4010f000, len 1264, room 16 tail 0chksum 0x42csum...
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Smallest expected node
sergiosena: There is a GPS grabbing technology called "Fastloc", that will [...] and return raw data that can be computed later in the server. Any idea how much raw data? Data packet sizes that can be...
View ArticleNode with ESP8266 and RFM95W
This can mean two things you defined your code to use a RFM95W/SX1276 while a RFM92W/SX1272 is connected.. to change this, in your .ino change the below line (change into SX1276): #define...
View ArticleNode with ESP8266 and RFM95W
Hi Niels, I have a RFM95W/SX1276 and it is also defined like this (I assume you mean in config.h): #define CFG_eu868 1 //#define CFG_us915 1 //#define CFG_sx1272_radio 1 #define CFG_sx1276_radio 1 So...
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@arjanvanb The quantity of data you can take from it its entirely up to you. It outputs the pseudo-data from satellites if "views" and not the NMEA coordenates. Its a diferent concept. Developers are...
View Article[official] Wiki down / Wiki problems / Wiki issues / Wiki not working /...
Its down again. Also thethingsnetwork.org and the api. :(. Error 504
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Smallest expected node
sergiosena: These pseudo/raw values of the "map of the sky" are then sent downstream and @arjanvanb wants to know how much data that "map of the sky" is.. probably MUCH more byte hungry than simple...
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Thanks for the confirmation of this, BoRRoZ - we'd be hoping to find a way to patch or intercept the firmware on theRN2483. Seems a lost opportunity for some lightweight, low-cost use cases.
View ArticleCreating a team in Enschede, Netherlands
I'm currently setting up a network in England, Hethel (Conduit). I would be very interested to join this group once I start my masters at TUT in September!
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Node with ESP8266 and RFM95W
I agree.. (and I think it will happen in future versions)but doing it yourself.. mmmm 2483dead.jpg960x691 179 KB
View ArticleSPN version of the Kerlink IoT gateway
Most of the information is on the kerlink wiki www.wikikerlink.fr I think access is only for people owning a Kerlink and can be requested at Kerlink. In the Netherlands you could contact MCS (...
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Location by triangulation
nestorayuso: If you use a moving node you must disable ADR and use slowest DR (SF12). Does this only apply if one needs location by triangulation, or is it a general rule of thumb for moving nodes? (I...
View ArticleFAQ - Kerlink Gateway
If you're still figuring out how to configure the Kerlink to use GPRS/3G, things to consider are: choose your ip_link address in /knet/knetd.xml wisely as the auto connect mechanism depends on this....
View ArticleSPN version of the Kerlink IoT gateway
Thank you @maarts! I will ask Kerlink for access.
View ArticleBest practices when sending GPS location data
I'm trying to combine some information found in other posts, as a reference for a future FAQ or Wiki page. It seems: Moving nodes should switch off Adaptive Data Rate, and always send with the slowest...
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Smallest expected node
niels: LoraWAN is not suitable for big packets of data ...and moving nodes might always need to use the slowest data rate, and then are bound to a maximum application payload of 51 bytes (?), which...
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