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WISE-1510 User Manual
Chapter 2
H
/W Installation
2.5.1
LoRaWAN and Proprietary LoRa (WISELink 1.0 and WISELink
2.0)
We compare with LoRaWAN and our proprietary LoRa solution (WISELink 1.0 and
WISELink 2.0). Please check the following table for more details.
LoRa WAN 1.0.x
WISELink 1.0
WISELink 2.0
Network
Service
Join
Nodes initiate JOIN
blindly even GW is out
of range, which
causes interference to
other irrelevant GWs
and their nodes
Nodes initiate JOIN
blindly even GW is out
of range, which causes
interference to other
irrelevant GWs and
their nodes
1. NetID
is
broadcast
by GW.
2. Nodes only initial
the JOIN procedure
after catching NetID.
Roam
ing
NetID is only known
after JOIN, It is left for
users to define how to
use NetID to achieve
Roaming
Roaming is not sup-
ported
NetID identified by
Nodes among clus-
tered GWs.
Multi
cast
Multicast is not
defined
Multicast is not defined
Support
1. GW can do multicast
by assigning the packet
of a multicast network
address
2. Encrypt it using a
multicast key.
Schedul-
ing
Multi
tasking
Aloha:
Sending packets by
node control may
cause collision
between packets
Aloha:
Sending packets by
node control may cause
collision between pack-
ets
TDMA:
GW send SPS through
beacon and the node’s
transmission time is
dependent on it.
QoS
LoRaWAN defines
confirmed data, which
allows either GW or
Nodes to retransmit
data if it is not Acked
WISE-Link 1.0 defines
confirmed data, which
allows Nodes to
retransmit data if it is
not Acked
Guaranteed to send
data without collision
periodically by SPS
cycle.
Security
Key
lifetime
Once Nodes com-
pleted JOIN, the life-
time of session keys
are permanent
Nodes are requested to
do periodical JOIN,
thus session keys can
be refreshed on each
JOIN
Nodes are requested to
do periodical JOIN,
thus session keys can
be refreshed on each
JOIN
Multi-
cast
key
Undefined Multicast
Key
Undefined Multicast
Key
Two multicast keys are
generated on each
JOIN, and switch on
half of max sequence
number period
Radio
Interfer-
ence Man-
agement
Chan-
nel
Assign-
ment
Static Channel
Assignment
Static Channel Assign-
ment
GW use sniffer to find a
non-used or least used
channel
Power
Control
Unclear Power Con-
trol
Not support
GW can control trans-
mission power.
Summary of Contents for WISE-1510
Page 1: ...User Manual WISE 1510 M2 COM LoRa IoT Node...
Page 8: ...WISE 1510 User Manual viii...
Page 14: ...WISE 1510 User Manual 4...
Page 26: ...WISE 1510 User Manual 16...
Page 27: ...Chapter 3 3 How to choose your solution on WISELink...
Page 32: ...WISE 1510 User Manual 22...
Page 33: ...Chapter 4 4 Development Environment Setup...
Page 42: ...WISE 1510 User Manual 32...
Page 43: ...Chapter 5 5 Binding Process between WISE 1510 and WISE 3610...
Page 61: ...Appendix A A Application Interface Description WISELink Application...
Page 63: ...Appendix B B Application Sample Code Flow...
Page 64: ...WISE 1510 User Manual 54 B 1 Application Sample Code Flow...
Page 65: ...Appendix C C Sensor Data Format...
Page 67: ...57 WISE 1510 User Manual Appendix C Sensor Data Format...