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    Implement your own LoRaWAN Server

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      fbt
      last edited by fbt

      Hi, @gas @jmarcelino could you provide some additional details about your implementation with a lorawan server and Lopy devices?. have you used nodes and nanogateways implemented with Lopy devices? i would appreciate a lot. thanks

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        chumelnicu @jmarcelino
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        @jmarcelino Hi ! What kind of lora server do u use ? https://www.loraserver.io/ ?

        Thank you !

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          jmarcelino @chumelnicu
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          @chumelnicu
          Yes that's the one

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            chumelnicu @jmarcelino
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            @jmarcelino I use tthar server too .. very nice solution .

            Have you ever test and https://github.com/gotthardp/lorawan-server . Seems very nice too

            Thank you!

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              gas
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              Hi
              in my case :
              loraserver + mainflux application
              pi +ica card as lora GW 1
              matchX as lora GW 2
              lopy as GW mono channel

              and 3 lopy devices working as nodes (with GPS,Temp/humidity, light , mouvments, logging)

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                fbt @gas
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                @gas said in Implement your own LoRaWAN Server:

                lopy as GW mono channel

                Hi @gas , thanks a lot for your answer ... so it is possible to implement, just for integration test purposes, a loraserver, with a single Lopy as mono-channel GW, and a Lopy as LoRa node? (nowadays i only have two lopy, but i would like to test this scenario before thinking about buying some additional devices). thanks a lot. i relally appreciate yor help.

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                  jmarcelino @fbt
                  last edited by jmarcelino

                  @fbt

                  Yes, you can use the lorawan nano gateway example

                  https://github.com/pycom/pycom-libraries/tree/master/examples/lorawan-nano-gateway

                  but connect to your private LoRa Server instead of TTN

                  Just change the SERVER defined in config.py to match your private server

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                    fbt @jmarcelino
                    last edited by fbt

                    Thanks @jmarcelino ... actually i've successfully implemented TTN based lorawan with a lopy acting as nanogateway and a lopy acting as a node. but i would like to ensure that there are no additional hw requirements (but the a pc running ubuntu) o move to Lora Server. in case some of you experts could share a brief tutorial describing the minimal tricks to successfully implement this alternative to TTN, it could be great!. thanks again for your support!

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                      maamar @gas
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                      @gas hello Gas,
                      loraserver and mainflux is installed in your Pi or in your computer
                      did you use postgres?

                      thank you in adavnce
                      Maamar

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