Reply To: Reading asynchonously received packet on mDot (classC)
Your application would need to handle that scenario. There is no support in the Network Server for routing messages between nodes. Cheers, Mike
View ArticleCan mLinux be installed on an AEP Model (and vice-versa)?
Hi, I am currently considering purchasing the mLinux model of the MultiTech Conduit. My question is the following: if I buy the mLinux model, can I later decide to use it as an AEP model? In other...
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Buy the AEP model. It is a configuration difference. AEP is configured to connect to DeviceHQ, mLinux is not. Both firmwares work on both models. AEP -> mLinux is easier. When using mLinux the...
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Jason, Thank you for the quick response! I guess I’ll do as you suggest and go for the AEP model then. I think that it will be nice to be able to try both (i.e. AEP and mLinux). Thanks again for your...
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Reply To: mDot Device Class C work flow
Momo, for class C to work, you need to also tell the gateway(*) that node ‘X’ is a class C device. In the class_c_example.cpp there is a send function to send data to the gateway, but this does not...
View ArticleReply To: Duty cycle warning in lora-network-server logs
Thanks guys, this has been really helpful. Mike, it makes sense now. It would be great to understand the details of all of the log messages. I guess, there’s no other way than reading the source code,...
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Reply To: Duty cycle warning in lora-network-server logs
Tamas, Unfortunately, our network server is closed source. We try to make the log messages as clear as possible, but we’re definitely not perfect. We’ve all seen our fair share of cryptic log...
View ArticleReply To: Custom App takes almost 2 minutes to start on bootup of conduit.
Thanks Jason for your timely response. What version of python is supported on the conduit? Also like the nodejs mqtt client support, does python have any support for mqtt without me having to import...
View ArticleReply To: mDot Device Class C work flow
Hi Mark, I have configure my server today. My program working now. Thank you.
View ArticleReply To: Reading asynchonously received packet on mDot (classC)
Hi Mike, I have configure my server today. My program working now. Thank you.
View ArticleFrame counters
Hello, Could you please provide us answers to following questions? 1. is it possible to set whether 16 or 32 bits frame counters are used? Or is it fixed? 2. What about mDot modules? Are they using 32...
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and another question: 5. Referring to the LoRaWAN spec. 4.3.1.5, lines 20, 21: How the gateway is resetting the frame counter in case of personalized end-device (manual configuration)? Thank you
View ArticleReply To: Duty cycle warning in lora-network-server logs
Thanks a lot Mike, I definitely will have more questions. I will ask them in a separate thread.
View ArticlePacker Error Rate (PER) calculation
Hi All, In my network server logs (mLinux, v1.0.32) I can see packet error rate values in the range from 1% to 40%: 8:37:30:678|INFO| ED:55-66-77-88-00-00-00-04|PER|43.856331% ... 12:13:1:294|INFO|...
View ArticleReply To: Custom App takes almost 2 minutes to start on bootup of conduit.
Python will be at 2.7.3 for the next release of AEP Conduit. You will have to install the mqtt module(s). There is a bitbake recipe for the paho-mqtt python library here:...
View ArticleReply To: Reading asynchonously received packet on mDot (classC)
Hello friends, Now, my node is in class C. I can see each data in a console. I would like to retreive data for send it with a UART connexion. I read a differents functions in file mDot.h. There is...
View ArticleReply To: mDot Device Class C work flow
Hello friends, Now, my node is in class C. I can see each data in a console. I would like to retreive data for send it with a UART connexion. I read a differents functions in file mDot.h. There is...
View ArticleReply To: Custom App takes almost 2 minutes to start on bootup of conduit.
Thanks Jeff for confirming as well. I did find this eclipse’s paho-mqtt library yesterday. But I have no idea as to how to install it in the conduit. Do you have any suggestions as to how best I can...
View ArticleReply To: Custom App takes almost 2 minutes to start on bootup of conduit.
Using the bitbake recipe you can build an ipk and install using opkg; assuming you have a bitbake mlinux environment available. Otherwise, you could follow the build from source instructions:...
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