Contents:

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Support Devices
  • 2.1 Install lorawan server in Armbian System:
    • Check if you have the Armbian system.
    • Install lorawan server
  • 2.2 How do start lorawan server
    • Setting the automatic startup and start/stop lorawan-server via systemctl
• 3. Configure Gateway
  • 3.1 Register Gateway
• 4. Configure Sensors
  • Step 1. Add the Networks

1. Introduction

This is an Open Source LoRaWAN server from https://github.com/gotthardp/lorawan-server.

2. Support Devices

All current LoRaWAN gateway can support the connection to this LoRaWAN server. Some gateway models have this lorawan server built-in by default. They are:

• HP0A
• HP0C
• LPS8v2

If for some reason, if the above model doesn't have this lorawan server in it. Users can install them manually.

2.1 Install lorawan server in Armbian System:

Check if you have the Armbian system.

Run command:

Install lorawan server

Run command:

At this point, lorawan-server is installed

2.2 How do start lorawan server

Setting the automatic startup and start/stop lorawan-server via systemctl

If users want the server to start automatically after system reboot, run the command:

start/stop lorawan-server via systemctl:

By default, the server listens on HTTP port 8080 and expects "admin" as both username and password. Users can access it via a web browser by entering the URL, where is the IP or the hostname of your server.  http://ip_address:8080

3. Configure Gateway

3.1 Register Gateway

Back to the page of Semtech UDP check the secondary server settings and click the button of Save&Apply

If the user completes the above steps, you can check your gateway status on the built-in  Lorawan server.

4. Configure Sensors

Step 1. Add the Networks

The following are examples of adding EU frequency  nodes