Conduit mlinux with lora problems
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serge.lopez@xemtec.ch.
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September 7, 2018 at 9:13 am #26288
serge.lopez@xemtec.ch
ParticipantHi members of the forum
2 years ago, we bought a multiConnect conduit from the major telecom operator of our country. W eused it on a workshop and that’s it.
Today, we want to use it, to create a private LoRa network and test our LoRa’s devices.Our first objective is to connect a third-party device (STM32 LoRa Discovery kit -muRata LoRa inside) to our multiConnect Conduit (used as Gateway). I followed the tutorials present on Mutitech.net and the videos present on youtube.com. Until now I can not get a simple connection using AT commands.
The end-node device (STM32 LoRa discovery kit) is set as follwing:
OTAA Mode enabled
DevEui = 34:31:37:32:6B:36:91:0F
JoinEui= 01:01:01:01:01:01:01:01
Appkey = defined by STfrequenc 868MHz
I entered this settings on the lora-netwrok-server.conf (through gtkterm using the micro-USB port). I can not establish a connection. I tried to do it through the ethernet connection : 192.168.2.1 is unreachable!!
I would know if someone as the begining of an idea that could push me on the right way to resolve this issue.
details of product
mlinux, version 3.1.0
lora-network-server, version 0.0.9.2
lora-query, version 0.0.2I know , we never upgraded the multiConnect conduit. But i think a connection could be possible with all the versions, isn’t it?
Thansk in advance for the good person that will help me
Best regards
SergeSeptember 7, 2018 at 7:34 pm #26307Jason Reiss
KeymasterSet conduit to public mode with join delay 5 seconds.
September 10, 2018 at 2:27 am #26315serge.lopez@xemtec.ch
ParticipantHello Jason,
Thanks for your answer.I set
“public”: true,
“joinDelay”: 5restart lora-network-server, but nothing happens
September 10, 2018 at 7:18 am #26317Jason Reiss
KeymasterVerify that the hardware is running and connecting to the software stack.
Have look at the logs for more info for help in debugging.
Upgrading the firmware would not be a bad idea.September 10, 2018 at 7:47 am #26318serge.lopez@xemtec.ch
ParticipantHi Jason,
It works !!!!
I checked that the STM32 Lora is working.
I discovered the log files that improved a lot my undestanding.
I read again and understood the adavanced LoRa configuation page on Multitech.net. I didn’t understand some parameters settings.
I forgot to upgrade syncWord’s parameter too.Now it is working I sent a message and read it under mosquitto_sub.
Thanks a lot for your help.
Have a nice day
Best regards
Serge
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