@Asb said in Unstable WiFi connection: this never happens if I use USB. You have to try harder! Or you have simply more luck when using USB. I noticed that this happens not very often, but when it happens a few times in short distance. So it may not be related to the kind of connection.

@harish-kumar said in To send data to cloud via lorawan instead of using wifi.: Hello everyone, I am using Lopy, I am new to this. I need to send some data to cloud via Lorawan instead of using wifi. Is it possible ? If it is , can anyone say me the procedures ? First check whether LoRaWAN is good for your application, it depends on the volume of data you are transmitting, what is the latency your application can accept, etc. Provide details. If it fits to your use case from networking view we can discuss how to implement.

@oldguydave IP addresses for WiFi are by default assigned with DHCP so if you have that on your network each LoPy will get it’s own IP address.

@seb thank you

The Python port supports the standard socket communication methods. So if you have a python client code, that should run on LoPy. For some basic examples, see section 5 of the documentation. The documentation is always worth a look, in addition to the standard Python manuals.

@stroggo thanks, i am able to connect my LoPy with the WiFi, i am thinking how to make it communicate with my computer in the same WiFi environment.

@sai9959 Hi did you get the solution for this? I am also working on the same. Please share your solution here.

This is the server I am using. You can get a trial account. I am trying to either use the MQTT Websockets or MQTT TCP/IP with mosquito as the broker.