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    LoPy Nanogateway - TTN says not connected

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      hansamann
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      Hi all,

      I am following the LoRaWan Nanogateway tutorial and have registered the gateway with TTN. But over at TTN, the gateway shows up as "not connecteds". In the logs it says LoRaWan Gateway online.

      https://docs.pycom.io/chapter/tutorials/lopy/lorawan-nano-gateway.html

      Has anyone succeeded in registering a LoRaWan Gateway for TTN?

      thx
      Sven

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        jmarcelino @hansamann
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        Hey @hansamann
        Yep, many people have registered their LoPys as gateways on TTN.

        Usually if it doesn't show up as connected its either a gateway ID mismatch (make sure it's the same in TTN and your configuration) or sometimes TTN has problems showing the connected status, try to use some nodes and see if they appear under traffic.

        If you can post your gateway ID I can also check on the master list at http://noc.thethingsnetwork.org:8085/api/v2/gateways

        (btw are you hansamann on Twitter? If so we met at MakerFaire UK a few years back, I was helping out Andreas Kopp. Cool to see you here)

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