[Fernando Luis]

Hi Jessica,
Could you explain your problem in other words (or in spanish)?. I guess you have a MDOT connected to the Raspberry and want to connect to the Conduit but the concepts you use are really confusing.
Regards

[Fernando Luis]

Hi Boyko,

Thanks for the info. We tested yesterday as well and it’s working. In our case the distance between both GWs is 2Km in urban environmnent.

The application that handles the ‘repeater’ functionality is a mix between Node-Red and Python. Node-Red only to use the LoRa node and send the data received through a socket to the Python app.

We know is not the best solution but so far the fastest and easiest.

Thanks. BR,
Fernando

[Fernando Luis]

Hi Boyko,

Thank you very much for your answer. I will try your solution.

In the incoming days, with more time, I will explore the solution using the packet-forwarder and 2 radios. I can’t understand why this functionality is not yet provided by Multitech because GWs can’t be always connected to a LAN.

Best,
F.

[Fernando Luis]

I would like to do the same than Boyko. Being the packet forwarder always involved in the uplink and downlink messages I guess it could be possible setting up the Conduit in Packet Forwarder Mode.

I would appreciate any help about how to capture the uplink messages from an end-device (join and data) at the output of the packet-forwarder and, then, how to send it again at the input of the packet-forwarder like if it was coming from a network-server.
Actually I can see incoming packets from the end-device using an UDP node in Node-Red but I don’t know how to re-send to the packet forwarder.

I have a Conduit with 2 LoRa cards. I could use one only for listening and other for re-transmitting. Is this possible?

Thank you very much.

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