bottxrnife/helium-2245 – Forked from PastaGringo, BelanaCloud + docker-conmpose configuration for RAK2245-based builds, like the RAK Pilot Gateway (SX1301-based chip).PastaGringo/balenaos-helium-gtw – BelanaCloud-based build with docker-compose.maco2035/DiyHeliumHotspots – Collection of guides for setting up various builds.
Helium developer docs guide – Pilot Gateway (sx1301-based).
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DIY Hotspot auto update automation scripts – Wheaties466/helium_miner_scripts, automation for setting up DIY hotspots. You can also find many links to the build tutorials on Helium Awesome thanks to dansku: Once it’s up you’ll likely rarely need access but it could come in handy. For remote management you’re either going to need webui access or can setup reverse ssh to a remote host (your miner instance is likely most appropriate). NOTE: there are a ton of other configs and modules you can setup with openwrt but this should get the basic functionality. You can verify by checking console.log as with a local gw instance, with tcpdump or other packet capture tool, and/or through the logs on the Dragino (LogRead->LoRa Log) Additionally you can spec Lat/Long and an email however neither are used in the default config.Īt this point the box should be sending traffic to your miner instance. Set the port you’re using for the miner (typically 1680 if only running one) for both the Upstream and Downstream server ports. Spec the IP of your miner instance under Server Address. Select ‘Custom’ for LoRaWAN Service Provider. Go to the LoRaWAN->LoRaWAN to setup the miner connection. You can also adjust the keepalive to 30sec to more closely match a RAK-based gw as well as bumping the log level if desired.ĥ. Go to the LoRa->LoRa config page and ensure the appropriate frequency band is selected. If you want to use a wifi connection you can enable and config the client on that same page.Ĥ. It’s running openwrt so is setup as a router for IP traffic, not just LoRa, so you’ll want to disable it as a WAP (System->Network->Enable WiFi Access Point).ģ. Get it on the network and make sure to update the firmware, I had issues with the one shipped…currently running 702855Ģ. I hadn’t written anything up on the config of the LPS8 but it’s pretty easy, here are some loose steps:ġ. Received and processed LoRa Frames are being sent to a LoRaWAN Server. The processing of the LoRa Frames as well as higher-level protocol related tasks are done by the embedded host system (Raspberry Pi). It receives and transmits LoRa Frames and takes care of modulating/demodulating the signals among others. The RAK2287 is an essential part of it as it provides all LoRaWAN connectivity. The figure below summarizes the basic building blocks of the RAK Hotspot Miner. Supports a fully open source LoRaWAN server. Includes Pi ready ‘ID EE PROM’, GPIO setup, and device tree can be automatically configuredfrom vendor information. TX power up to 27dBm, RX sensitivity down to -139 dBm BW 125 KHz. Based on the LoRa Concentrator Engine: Semtech® SX1302īuilt-in Heat Sink for thermal heat dissipation management.
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