Reply To: Multitech Conduit AEP and time
Made it run! Seems that you have to add version 28 to HAL. Many many thanks!
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Hi, Always, The same problem !! DNS not resolved, This my configs : # Wired interface auto eth0 iface eth0 inet static ## Home configuration address 192.168.0.16 netmask 255.255.255.0 gateway...
View ArticleSend API -> Timeout for In Progress per Sms
Hello, I ‘m using Send API to send sms. If i sent sms to not correct number (for example 0000037529000000000) time for process such sms can be 10 mins Dec 29 11:48:10 boa[4920]: httplivelog:...
View ArticleReply To: Send API -> Timeout for In Progress per Sms
When i send sms from my phone to “7897987900375298788622″ i see error in 5 secs not 10 mins. So may be this can be configured not only on provider side but on isms modem ?
View ArticleReply To: Multitech Conduit AEP and time
Last question. Is there any way to know which version of the FPGA the devices has? Because the command “mts-fpga-loader -c” gives error in the AP conduit and does not exist in the outdoor device. As...
View ArticleReply To: Multitech Conduit AEP and time
Looks like there was a recent change to add MTCAP-0.1 hw support to the utility. It will not work for MTCAP-0.0, perhaps you have a early rev? $ mts-io-sysfs show hw-version MTCAP-0.1 28 was an...
View ArticleWhat is the mDot's Vbat pin connected to?
I gather there are no schematics available for the mDot. Bit of a pain trying to reverse engineer everything. I haven’t been able to get confirmation on what the Vbat pin of the STM32F411 on the mDot...
View ArticleReply To: ABP on AEP
I got the same thing as Arturo above submitting. https://<IP-address>/api/loraNetwork?method=PUT&data={“lora”:{“enableStrictCounterValidation”:false}}&apply=now Also tried editing...
View ArticleReply To: What is the mDot's Vbat pin connected to?
The power supplied to the mdot is connected to the input of a 3v regulator. VBAT and VDDA are both connected to the output of the regulator.
View ArticleReply To: ABP on AEP
Regarding the API not executing. Quotes copied from forum was generating the error. Pasting config into a JSON formatting tool found the issue (Google “JSON Formatter”) Hoping code block takes out...
View ArticleRN2903A based device does not join (OTAA) Conduit AP anymore
Summary RN2903A based device joined directly after setting up the Conduit AP. A day later, they don’t join anymore, but still join to other Conduit AEP devices. Join fail on: MTCAP-LNA3-915-001A...
View ArticleReply To: ABP on AEP
Hi, Just wanted to thank you for this topic, it helped solve an issue for me as well. I was trying to get a mDot to communicate with an AEP Conduit using ABP. I suspected the counter for a long time,...
View ArticlemDot ADC reference
I am looking for a way to monitor mDot power supply when voltage goes below 3V. CPU and radio can still work in that condition, but I can not find the way to know what is happening with voltage. If I...
View ArticleReply To: What is the mDot's Vbat pin connected to?
The power supplied to the mdot is connected to the input of a 3v regulator. VBAT and VDDA are both connected to the output of the regulator. This doesn’t add up. AnalogIn adcVref(ADC_VREF); float vdda...
View ArticleReply To: Multitech Conduit AEP and time
Yes, seems an early version. Will talk to my boss to see if they know something more about this MTCAP. # mts-io-sysfs show hw-version MTCAP-0.0 Anyway it seems to be working now and it will be useful...
View ArticleReply To: ABP on AEP
You can adjust the counter values in mDot with these commands. AT+DLC – Downlink counter AT+ULC – Uplink counter If you have multiple conduits in range and all have ABP session information for the...
View ArticleReply To: No IN865 option
We will have an update soon to add the IN865 option. Until then the API will reset a change in the ChannelPlan field The API for the lora network can be disabled by changing the init file to point to...
View ArticleSimultaneous JOIN REQ => ACCEPT to more than one node?
The following seems to happen in my testbed when I have many OTAA nodes and I can’t figure out what would prevent it: 1. multiple nodes in my network issues JOIN REQUEST at the same time (this can...
View ArticleReply To: Simultaneous JOIN REQ => ACCEPT to more than one node?
This issue can occur when the same appkey is used for end-devices. The remedy is to use a unique key for each end-device. Or add a confirmed uplink that must be responded to following the join accept....
View ArticleReply To: Simultaneous JOIN REQ => ACCEPT to more than one node?
Yes, some sort of higher-level protocol ping after the join would work, it’s just that radio bandwidth is so rare in some of these networks, that it’s a shame to have to do 2 extra packets for...
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