Hi Jeff,
Thank you for the answer, I’ll have to dig how to do it.
I already watched Node-RED a bit to see the possibilities, for now I was able to save the received frames on a file, about MQTT, I do not have a broker for now so I will try it later.
There is something I wonder, when I said :
“- 1 hour of transmission with no 3G, so packets are received on the Network Server but not sent to the Application Server.
- After 1 hour, up the PPP connection, and send every frames received in the hour at the same time, then cut the PPP connection.”
I meant send every frames in one block (like a file with the frames recorded on it), and not send frames one by one to unstack the buffer.
The real question here is about 3G data consumption between, for example :
- 12 frames sent in one hour every 5 minutes
and
- a single file containing the 12 frames after 1 hour of transmission
I think the issue is also about how a LoRa server is working :
- Here the frames are received on the Network Server of the gateway, fine.
- The Network Server has the information on which Application Server it has to send the frame
- So if a file with frames is to be sent from a Network Server to an Application Server, this is not the usual LoRa network process, so can it work anyway ? Maybe with a post-treatment of the file on the AS side after reception.