failed to join network -4:Join Error

[Adrian Mitevski]

failed to join network -4:Join Error

Whats the meaning of this error? What went wrong in detail if one gets this error?

[Andreas Zolliker]

I have the same issue with newest FW…

at+join
Failed to join network

ERROR

– Conduit: AEP-1.3.2_upgrade which includes:

admin@mtcdt:~# opkg list | grep lora
lora-network-server – 1.0.13-r0.1 (I did a manual update here)
lora-packet-forwarder – 1.4.1-r10.0
lora-query – 1.0.2-r1.0

Settings: https://pl.vc/13mohu

– mDot:

at&v
Device ID: 00:80:00:00:00:00:a1:c5
Frequency Band: FB_868
Frequency Sub Band: 0
Public Network: off
Start Up Mode: COMMAND
Network Address: 00000000
Network ID: 24:ed:ae:b6:fb:a2:8e:de
Network ID Passphrase: MTCDT210A
Network Key: b7.85.fb.c8.0f.9f.dc.cb.67.bc.45.38.48.a8.3e.eb
Network Key Passphrase: MTCDT210A
Network Session Key: 00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00
Data Session Key: 00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00
Network Join Mode: OTA
Network Join Retries: 2
Preserve Session: off
Join Byte Order: LSB
Join Delay: 1
App Port: 1
Link Check Threshold: off
Link Check Count: off
Error Correction: 1 bytes
ACK Retries: 1
Packet Repeat: 1
Encryption: on
CRC: on
Adaptive Data Rate: off
Command Echo: on
Verbose Response: off
Tx Frequency: 0
Tx Data Rate: DR0 – SF12BW125
Tx Power: 11
Tx Antenna Gain: 3
Tx Wait: on
Tx Inverted Signal: off
Rx Delay: 1 s
Rx Inverted Signal: on
Rx Output Style: HEXADECIMAL
Debug Baud Rate: 115200
Serial Baud Rate: 115200
Serial Flow Control: off
Serial Clear On Error: on
Wake Mode: INTERVAL
Wake Interval: 10 s
Wake Delay: 100 ms
Wake Timeout: 20 ms
Wake Pin: DI8
Log Level: 0

• This reply was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by Andreas Zolliker.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by Andreas Zolliker.

[Bryan Tran]

Hi Andreas Zolliker,

Can you refresh the web page – LoRa Network Server and see if it will display with more options on this page – i.e: ‘channel plan’ option ?

If so, could you make sure to set it to ‘EU868’ instead of ‘US915’.

If not, try to reboot the unit and check it again.

Also, what firmware version on your mDot ? Issue the command: ati

Otherwise, create a support portal case at http://www.multitech.com

Thanks,

BT

[Andreas Zolliker]

Ok the refresh actually enabled more options on the conduit. I changed the channel plan option to EU868 there.

As on the mDot I have FW mdot-firmware-1.0.8-1 installed. Although the DETAILS.TXT says:

Version: 0221
Build: Apr 29 2015 13:11:12

But ati shows:

ati
MultiTech mDot
Firmware: 1.0.8-1
Library : 1.0.8-1

Anyway, changing to EU868 did the trick – thank you!

[Sandoche Balakrichenan]

I am having the same issue “at+join Failed to join network ERROR”.

I have upgraded the mdot and conduit software.

I have verified my network ID and Password with the conduit.

My at&v is exactly as above except for the network ID and Passwphrase.

My lora network configuration is same as here : https://picload.org/view/rdooopcg/server_config.png.html except for the network ID and password.

I have moved the conduit and mdot near each other for reducing the possibility of inereference.

Still i get the join network error.

[Bryan Tran]

Hi Sandoche Balakrichenan,

I am assuming that – You have tried what Andreas Zolliker did above (refresh the web page to reveal more options in Setup -> Lora Network Server web page – and set the ‘Channel Plan’ option (either EU868 or US915) according to your MTAC-LORA card) and it still did not work for you. If so, have you tried the following:

a. Factory default the Conduit and reconfigure it.

http://www.multitech.net/developer/products/conduit/resetting-the-device/

b. Factory default the mDot with the following commands:

at&f

at&w

Then reconfigure it

c. If it is still not helping, please create a support case at http://www.multitech.com

Thanks,

BT

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