Hi Jason,

thanks for your reply

/opt/lora/lora-network-server –version
MTS Network Server – Version 1.0.18

MultiTech xDot
Firmware: 2.0.14-(detached from 3699e9b)
Library : 2.0.14-(detached from 7f6b74e)

Here is an example of two consecutive messages sent

/var/log/`
8:50:27:64|INFO| Queue app data 2 bytes
8:50:27:65|INFO| Scheduled 5 bytes payload
8:50:27:325|INFO| Frame transmitted to 00:00:00:06 via GW (00:80:00:00:a0:00:0d:b5 Chan FC1 127.0.0.1:56959) Seq# 6
8:50:27:329|INFO| Check response size: 00000006 sf: 7 bw: 0 dur: 10 < tm: 51 wnd: 2
8:50:27:330|INFO| TransmitQueue canIncreaseDuration tmst: 412279129 us dur: 51 ms 0
8:50:27:336|INFO| Update DC Band: 2 Duration: 0 time-on-air available: 360000 ms
8:50:27:336|INFO| Transmit UDP message to Gateway 242 bytes

8:51:14:231|INFO| Queue app data 2 bytes
8:51:14:231|INFO| Scheduled 5 bytes payload
8:51:14:492|INFO| Frame transmitted to 00:00:00:06 via GW (00:80:00:00:a0:00:0d:b5 Chan FC1 127.0.0.1:56959) Seq# 7
8:51:14:495|INFO| Check response size: 00000006 sf: 7 bw: 0 dur: 10 < tm: 51 wnd: 2
8:51:14:496|INFO| TransmitQueue canIncreaseDuration tmst: 412326297 us dur: 51 ms 0
8:51:14:498|INFO| Update DC Band: 2 Duration: 0 time-on-air available: 360000 ms
8:51:14:498|INFO| Transmit UDP message to Gateway 242 bytes`

I believe the data is really being sent. Here you can find the output of the mqtt subscriptions

lora/00-80-00-00-04-00-1e-e7/down { “data”:”CgE=
“}
lora/00-80-00-00-04-00-1e-e7/packet_sent {“appeui”:”2b-7e-15-16-28-ae-d2-a5″,”data”:”YAYAAAAABQABxux+goOk”,”datr”:50000,”deveui”:”00-80-00-00-04-00-1e-e7″,”fdev”:25000,”freq”:869.52499999999998,”imme”:true,”ipol”:true,”modu”:”FSK”,”ncrc”:false,”powe”:14,”rfch”:0,”size”:15}

lora/00-80-00-00-04-00-1e-e7/down { “data”:”CgE=
“}
lora/00-80-00-00-04-00-1e-e7/packet_sent {“appeui”:”2b-7e-15-16-28-ae-d2-a5″,”data”:”YAYAAAAABgABkOeYgwq4″,”datr”:50000,”deveui”:”00-80-00-00-04-00-1e-e7″,”fdev”:25000,”freq”:869.52499999999998,”imme”:true,”ipol”:true,”modu”:”FSK”,”ncrc”:false,”powe”:14,”rfch”:0,”size”:15}

output in xdot`

AT+DLC?
4

OK
AT+DLC?
5
OK

new data available
AT+RECV
0a01
OK

`

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by alejandro ballesta.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by alejandro ballesta.

yes you’re right. this time dlc was incremented just 1, maybe rx error.
I have just tried another one, same result. One received one not.

at+rssi
-61, -87, 0, -81
OK

As you said, I noticed data from the xdot is modu:LORA but frames from the Conduit are modu:FSK.

How can I change downlink modulation in the Conduit?

Hi Jason,

You’re right, it was the modulation. After copying the lora-network-server.conf.sample to /var/config/lora, some params were changed to setup for EU band but some not. Rx2Datarate old value was 8.

I’ve changed to values from 0 to 7 and the results now are really good.

Thank you very much!