Max number of packet for one mdot
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I have read that mdot just support class A of lora. So it has to ask the conduit about new incomming packets.
How many packets can the conduit keep for one mdot? And for 10? depending of the number of mdot the number of packets for each one is lower?
I’m also interested in the answer to this question.
Default is 16 per node.
On AEP the settings can be queried through the API
https://<CONDUIT-IP>/api/loraNetwork/nodeQueueSize
And also set
https://192.168.2.1?method=PUT&data={"lora":{"nodeQueueSize":20}}&applyNow=true
In mLinux it is also configurable in /var/config/lora/lora-network-server.conf
"lora": {
...
"nodeQueueSize": 16,
... }
Hi Jason,
Is there any documentation around how the various settings can be made to node-red like the once you have mentioned above or is this standard node-red mechanism to update any settings of a given node in node-red?
Thanks,
Yogesh
The “nodeQueueSize” is referring to the downlink queue in the lora network server. In this context “node” refers to a LoRaWAN end-point and not a Node-RED node.
Thanks Jason, I get it now. However are there any other setting such as the one above “nodeQueueSize”, that apply to the Lorawan end point that are configurarable? I was not aware of this setting to begin with, so I am just curious if there are other configurable settings that are related the lorawan end point and if this is documented somewhere that I can refer to.
Thanks,
Yogesh