Anyone tell me how can we make the wireless connection between the ardiuno and our mobile app tell me the communication protocol except the use of bluetooth and the wifi because the range of the bleutooth and the wifi is fewer i need the longer range i prefered the LORA technology but it have fewer frequency range so tell me the communication protocal how can we communicate with higher range
Unclear what your asking really, maybe explain the actual project ?
Bluetooth and WiFi does not have enough range ?
What does LoRa has "fewer frequency range" mean ?
But why think of LoRa in the first place, mobiles do not have LoRa comms built in ?
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Thanks in advance for your cooperation.
I am just asking you how can we make connections between the ardiuno and mobile app but not using the Bluetooth or wifi i make connections for long range
Maybe have a separate board with BT to phone and LoRa to distant LoRa pass-thru?
I guess a local Arduino with LoRa could link to another distant Arduino with LoRa and that distant Arduino could link locally to an app on a mobile phone.
However we wait for an answer to a basic question;
"maybe explain the actual project ?"
You are still not explaining what you want to do, or the mobile app, or the range, but, for what it's worth, an IoT service worked well between Wollongong and Vladivostok, so maybe that is the sort of thing you want.
If Bluetooth and WiFi are off the table, then you could try smoke signals but it would only work with a Samsung Note 7.
I would like to see about using Lora in RC model planes.
if you don't have WiFi coverage
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assuming you have a LoRaWAN gateway in range use LoRaWAN to upload data to a the cloud and then view the data with a smartphone app
note the the volume of data/day over LoRaWAN is limited to tens of bytes by the fair-use-policy -
use a GSM modem to upload data to the cloud which can then be viewed by the smartphone
think you need to tell us more about the project, e.g. environment, volume of data/day, etc etc