[sabrine]

great! it is clear now 🙂
Thanks!

[sabrine]

sorry but I dont understand where I can find the AppKey and AppEUI in LoRaWAN? how will give me those values?

Thanks!

[sabrine]

Thanks for your response,

so if my understanding is correct: if in the PIN support the fonctionality of analog pin like:

pin 20 that mentionned in its description: PB_1/AD0/DIO0

I can create AnalogIn on it and use it.

What about if is GPIO, can I also create AnalogIn on it like the pin: 16?

Best regards

[sabrine]

Thanks for your responses 🙂

The pin A0 is the one on the UDK not on the mdot, it is linked to the PB_1 on the mdot but its description is “PB_1/AD0/DIO0” so I guess it can be used as the analog pin number 0.

In this example: https://developer.mbed.org/cookbook/Grove-temperature–humidity-
sensors
it connect it directly to the signal and to read its data it uses directly the DHT library without configuring the pin to analog pin so may be the pin configuration is done throw the library DHT.

Best regards

[sabrine]

Hello,

Thanks for your response, I actually have looked at it, and from my understanding is that I can connect for example a Grove temperature sensor to the PIn 20 PB_1 (A0 on UDK).

But I am not sure if it is that simple or should I configure the ADC to use this PIn to be able to read the value from it.

Best reagrds.

[sabrine]

Thanks for your response, I actually put this link to my sensor:
http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Grove_-_Temperature_and_Humidity_Sensor
in my post, but can’t find it :s weird :s

I am actually starting with the mdot and sensors. I am looking how to connect it to the mdot: what does it mean connect it directly or throw a grove shield?
Does linking the following pins of the mdot to the pin sensors is enough to be able to read sensor data in the mdot? or should I add some kind of resistor?:

pin 1: vin -> vcc
pin 10 ground -> GND
pin 20, PB_1 (A0) -> to signal, and then I can read the value from the analog input A0

Am I using the correct pins?

Thanks.

[sabrine]

Thanks Jeff for your help 🙂
What I did is that I added fiware rule to allow “Incoming” and after that I restarted NodeRed. I can now access to nodeRed Apps and to internet via my gateway.

Best regards.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by sabrine.

[sabrine]

Thanks, I connected my conduit to my router and I configured it as its default gateway and I configured the DNS to google DNS: 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.8.4
So I can access to my gateway interface, but the problem is that I can not access to the Node Red app that is running on the port 1880, should I need to add a Firewall rule to be able to access to it?

Best regards.

[sabrine]

Thanks! I changed my PC ethernet configuration and I can connect to the gateway and have internet connection on my PC.

The last problem is that I think I dont have internet connection on my gateway.

what I did is that I shared my wifi internet connection to have internet on the ethernet interface. and I configured eth0 as WAN like in this post:

http://www.multitech.net/developer/forums/topic/connecting-the-conduit-to-the-internet/

but after those modifications, when I try to access to my node Red I can’t, so I update the Firewall rule to add a new rule that accept any incomes, but I can no longer access to my gateway 🙁

I dont know what have done wrong :s may be the firewall rules, but since I can no longer access to the gateway, I can not updated :s

how can I fix that?

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by sabrine.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by sabrine.

[sabrine]

I have disabled the DHCP server on the eth0 interface but now I can not access to my conduit from my PC 🙁
I got ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT
I have previously changed the conduit IP address from the default one “192.168.2.1” to a new static one “192.168.2.9”

[sabrine]

yes I have the AEP model and I can connect to the conduit from the PC but when I do I loose the internet connection on my PC.
I did not integrate a SIM card in the conduit only the lora mcard MTAC-LORA-868
and an SD card.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by sabrine.

[sabrine]

Exactly it was not identified in the USB devices manager and I had to update its driver. Thanks!

[sabrine]

Thanks for your reply 🙂
I am actually using an USB to serial cable but still the port is not detected 🙁

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