at+send/mdot

[benmessaoudimene@outlook.com]

Hi everyone
I’m using mdot and I try to send data with at commands
when i write “at+send=lora” it say OK but I don’t receive anything in the server or in the node red
it is a problem in server or in the mdot
thank you

[Steve Kovarik]

Hi Ben

Both the mDot and Server need to be configured for it to work.
You would first configure the mDot with appEUI (at+ni) and appKey (at+nk)
to successfully “join” the LoRa Network Server on the Conduit.
You would also need to configure the Conduit with the DevEUI, appEUI and appKey so the Conduit will accept mDot join.
Next have the mDot perform a join (at+join).
After successfully joined you can send data packets.

Getting Started with LoRa Conduit AEP (LoRa Configuration)

[benmessaoudimene@outlook.com]

Hi
yes I set the appeui and the appkey and i successfully joined to the network
but when i send for example
at+send=lora1
OK
and it is recieved
at+send=lora2
it write OK but I don’t receive anything in the server or in the node red

[benmessaoudimene@outlook.com]

I mean that not all data send it by the mdot received by the gateway
is there a document or video explains how the gateway received the data
because sometimes it told me “channel enabled” despite I have not a lot of device that sends to this gateway
thank you

[Steve Kovarik]

Aside from using Node-Red in the Conduit to view received LoRa packets
you could enable SSH on the Conduit and SSH into the Conduit with Putty
and use MQTT to view incoming packets as directed in the link below.

Conduit mLinux: LoRa Communication

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