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      Thomas Thomas
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      I am trying to connect my PyGate to The Things Stack community edition (eu1.cloud.thethings.network) without luck.

      Downloaded the global_conf.json from the v3 console, followed the https://docs.pycom.io/tutorials/expansionboards/pygate/ (as close as possible) and the pygate logs do not contain any errors. 

      Unit works fine on the old ttn, but does not want to connect to the v3 stack. I see the v3 stack has removed the legacy forwarder, this is probably an issue. Do I need to set up the PyGate as a Basic Station and will a GPy be able to handle this with the memory limitations?

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        Gijs
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        Hi,
        We're working on updating the documentation to the v3 thingsstack. I did not get around to working with it yet as its quite new. Sorry for the delay

        Gijs

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          Thomas Thomas
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          Looks like I got it working, just followed the guide on https://docs.pycom.io/tutorials/expansionboards/pygate/ with a few modifications.

          • Create a gateway in the v3 console
          • Download the Global configuration from the gateway overview page in the console
          • Add the gateway_ID stuff to the bottom of the downloaded global_conf.json file
          • Change downloaded global_conf.json to config.json
          • Add a Gateway EUI in the console, I used the GPy´s mac address and added ff:fe in the middle to avoid using a semi random that might conflict with an other gateway later on.
          • Use the Gateway EUI (not the human readable Gateway ID from console) as the gateway_ID in the config.json
          • Reboot and it seems to be working

          Hope this makes sense

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