Configuration of the Multitech Conduit on Packet Forwarder

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  • #12457
    Rafael Dos Santos
    Participant

    Hi,
    when i restart the lora-network-server, i get a problem because the json file “global_conf” isn’t generated.
    what can i do?

    Rafael

    #12458
    Jason Reiss
    Keymaster

    Do you have any messages being generated by the device?

    What is the message from this command:
    > /etc/init.d/lora-network-server restart

    Is the MTAC-LORA card seated properly and being read? MTAC-LORA info should show on the dashboard in the bottom right corner.

    #12499
    Rafael Dos Santos
    Participant

    Hi Jason,

    the message is:

    stopping lora-network-server OK
    starting lora-network-server OK

    and no problem with the MTAC-LORA

    #12506
    Jason Reiss
    Keymaster

    Rafael,

    The global_conf.json file should be created in this directory

    /var/run/lora/1/

    It will contain the json that has been entered into the packet forwarder configuration text area when configured for packet forwarder mode.

    Can you provide more details one what you have done or what you are trying to do?

    #12538
    Rafael Dos Santos
    Participant

    Jason,
    Thanks I see the file now.

    But I want to test if the packet forwarder can be LoRa to LoRa.
    I think that can’t result.

    How can i do LoRaToLoRa with the gateway?
    Can I install 2 MTAC-LORA on the Conduit?

    #12543
    Jason Reiss
    Keymaster

    The MTAC-LORA radio can send and receive lora packets. With the correct settings the they can communicate.

    The “ipol” setting is enabled when communicating with the end points.
    The “ipol” setting is not enabled when end points are communicating with the gateway.
    https://github.com/Lora-net/packet_forwarder/blob/master/PROTOCOL.TXT

    Two cards can be installed and used and two packet forwarder processes can be started. The network server will only use one card by default.

    #12555
    Rafael Dos Santos
    Participant

    Thanks Jason

    #12639
    Rafael Dos Santos
    Participant

    Jason,
    another question, I have 2 x gateway and one end point. I want to transmit data from mDot to gateway and after that gateway to gateway.
    because I have a rang problem and I want to use one gateway like a “relay”.

    It’s possible to send data gateway to gateway from LoRa communication?

    #12640
    Jason Reiss
    Keymaster

    It would be “possible” to repeat the packet with one conduit, however there is no software available to support this.

    This will only work with upstream packets. Downlink packets would arrive late.

    #12643
    Rafael Dos Santos
    Participant

    Ok, thanks Jason
    I will try

    #12648
    Rafael Dos Santos
    Participant

    Jason,
    do you know which file I need to edit?
    Node-Red on the Multitech conduit, can solve my problem?

    Thanks for your attention

    #12651
    Jason Reiss
    Keymaster

    There is no software available to support this. It would be a custom application running on the conduit.

    Node-red could be used to listen for UDP packets from the forwarder and send them back to the forwarder with the key { “imme”: true } added to the packet.

    For more details on downlink packet format see:
    https://github.com/Lora-net/packet_forwarder/blob/master/PROTOCOL.TXT

    #12792
    Rafael Dos Santos
    Participant

    Thanks, Jason

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