Hi.
We have Conduit with m-linux in our lab. Lora-network-server is version 2.0.19.
We have 8 min cycle in our end devices. We have noticed that there are holes in data… over 1 hour.
So. We put another lora-gateway (not Conduit) to our lab and forward data to The Things Network.
1. Then we noticed that our end devices sends data.
2. Things Network shows data in correctly sequence.
3. Conduit did not catch any /up messages.
We have two terminals same time. One in Things Network Console, One in Conduit terminal (mosquitto_sub, lora-query).
Here is lora-section of our lora-network-server:
“lora” : {
“ADRStep” : 30,
“antennaGain” : 3,
“beaconDelay” : 0,
“beaconInterval” : 0,
“beaconPower” : 27,
“channelMask” : “”,
“channelPlan” : “EU868″,
“deviceQueueSize” : 2,
“dutyCyclePeriod” : 60,
“dwelltimeDown” : 0,
“dwelltimeUp” : 0,
“eui_1″ : “00:80:00:00:A0:00:1F:11″,
“frequencyAS” : 922600000,
“frequencyBand” : “EU868″,
“frequencyEU” : 867500000,
“frequencyIN” : 866385000,
“frequencyKR” : 922900000,
“frequencySubBand” : 1,
“joinByteOrder” : “LSB”,
“joinDelay” : 5,
“lbtEnabled” : false,
“lbtScanTime” : 5000,
“lbtSxOffset” : -24,
“maxDatarate” : null,
“maxDatarateEU” : 5,
“maxDatarateUS” : 4,
“maxEIRP” : 25,
“maxTxPower” : 10,
“minDatarate” : null,
“minDatarateEU” : 0,
“minDatarateUS” : 0,
“netID” : “000001″,
“rx1DatarateOffset” : 0,
“rx1Delay” : 1,
“rx2Datarate” : 3,
“rx2Frequency” : 869525000,
“sxOffset” : -162
},
“mqtt” : {
“enabled” : true