LoRaWAN Demonstrator (Provider) - User guide version V1.2
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4
Using the demonstrator
The demonstrator is pre-configured at factory with the following settings and is ready to use:
Parameter
Configuration
Activation mode
(operator defined)
NWK-SKEY
(operator defined)
APP-SKEY
(operator defined)
Device Address
(operator defined)
Accelerometer / T°C sensor / BTN 1 / BTN 2 Activated / Activated / Activated / Deactivated
GPS
Activated / Permanent mode / no reset
Channel 0..2
(LoRaWAN defined)
Channel 3..6
(operator defined)
RX2 Configuration
(operator defined)
TX periodicity
20s
ACK Mode
unconfirmed
First, power-up the device by sliding the ON-OFF switch to the right:
Figure 4: using the device
4.1
LoRa testing mode
Access to the LoRa testing mode is reserved to the ROOT level of authorization. This level can be reached by using the command
ATT63 ROOT. Refer to chapter 5.2 for details of the command.
The device must be place in command mode.using the \FF\FF\FF\FF+++ sequence. After setting the authorization level to ROOT,
the following test mode are available:
x
ATT82 : Start the LoRaWan stack onto the device. The device will perform a Personalization or an OTAA phase
depending on register settings. This command is mandatory before using other test command.
x
ATT83 : This command generates a LinkCheckRequest MAC command to the serveur.
x
ATT84 : This command is used to schedule “unconfirmed” messages. Uplink messages are sent continuously until an
<ESC> char is received from the terminal to exit this test mode
x
ATT85 : This command is used to schedule “confirmed” messages. Uplink messages are sent continuously until an
<ESC> char is received from the terminal to exit this test mode