E32868T20D + Arduino + LoRaserver

Hi there!.

Simple question: I got an E32868T20D (LoRa RF) connected to Arduino UNO, and a Gateway (ic880a-spi) deployed for a LoRaWAN network supported by LoRa Server (loraserver.io). Can I have exchange information from my E32868T20D to the gateway as any other commercial end-node LoRa device?.

How? :smiley:

bihut:
Simple question: I got an E32868T20D (LoRa RF) connected to Arduino UNO, and a Gateway (ic880a-spi) deployed for a LoRaWAN network supported by LoRa Server (loraserver.io). Can I have exchange information from my E32868T20D to the gateway as any other commercial end-node LoRa device?.

I dont recall seeing any LoRaWAN (i.e. TTN like) node software for those E32 UART modules.

Which library were you going to use ?

srnet:
I dont recall seeing any LoRaWAN (i.e. TTN like) node software for those E32 UART modules.

Which library were you going to use ?

I have found this one:

However, the examples I have seen are weird to me compare to others, where I have to setup the device into the LoRaserver, put the network session key, application session key, device addr, etc. Also, the examples (videos) are only to connect two Arduino Uno + module each other. But my aim is to send from one module (Arduino uno supported) to the gateway like any other end-node LoRa.

It's weird because I have not seen any full example, so I guess is not possible or I'm missing some concept. But I prefer to ask just in case :smiley:

bihut:
I have found this one:

GitHub - Bob0505/E32-TTL-100

However, the examples I have seen are weird to me compare to others, where I have to setup the device into the LoRaserver, put the network session key, application session key, device addr, etc. Also, the examples (videos) are only to connect two Arduino Uno + module each other. But my aim is to send from one module (Arduino uno supported) to the gateway like any other end-node LoRa.

It's weird because I have not seen any full example, so I guess is not possible or I'm missing some concept. But I prefer to ask just in case :smiley:

Thats just a LoRa point to point library, its not a LoRaWAN library.

I dont see how that device could support LoRaWAN, there is not direct access to frequency and LoRa settings.