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    Can't get LoRaWan Nano-Gateway example to connect to TTN - TTN changed?

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      speeeeeed2006 @bucknall
      last edited by speeeeeed2006

      @bucknall
      There's some trouble with NOC. It can be that ?
      You can check that : https://status.thethings.network for updates
      someone have mention that for me

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        bucknall @marcozennaro
        last edited by

        Hey @marcozennaro - Just checking this out, this looks really great! Would you mind if we used it in our documentation?

        Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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          marcozennaro Pycom Ambassadors @bucknall
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          Hi @bucknall You are welcome to use it (please give credit to the authors F.Albinet and M.Rainone). There are two more tutorials you may want to check 1) syncing time if NTP is blocked (like in some universities) 2) producing a LoRa coverage map by using the GPS shared by an Android phone via WiFi. It's all well documented! Cheers, Marco

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            bucknall @marcozennaro
            last edited by

            @marcozennaro Fantastic! Of course, we'd give credit and can link back to a page/university website if you'd like? I'll take a look at those other tutorials!

            Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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              ddubyah17 @marcozennaro
              last edited by

              @marcozennaro Worked a treat - thanks!

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                bucknall @ddubyah17
                last edited by

                @ddubyah17 I'm looking into this now and will also update the Nano-Gateway tutorial to follow @marcozennaro's instructions as they seem to work well!

                Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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                  ddubyah17 @bucknall
                  last edited by

                  Great, thanks Alex

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                    finnzc
                    last edited by

                    @marcozennaro
                    I followed the tutorial but my nanogateway still cannot connect to TTN (step 1.2). Am I missing anything important?

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                      marcozennaro Pycom Ambassadors @finnzc
                      last edited by

                      @finnzc Let me check with the latest firmware and I'll let you know.

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                        gmtl
                        last edited by

                        I follow the tutorial, checked config many times but my gateway seams to be still offline.. look stuck at the same place you where then posted this question. do you remember the things you've made different that made it work?

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