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28.2	1	~ Table of Contents：
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	8	= 1. Introduction =
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1.2	11	This article shows how to use [[LBT1>>url:http://www.dragino.com/products/lora-lorawan-end-node/item/165-lbt1.html]] to build an Indoor Positioning Solution.
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6.2	14	[[image:image-20220526150521-2.png]]
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1.2	16	LBT1 Indoor Positioning Network Structure
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28.3	20	= 2. Prepare Map =
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	23	== 2.1 Prepare iBeacons ==
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1.2	28	Any BLE iBeacons should work in this solution, each iBeacon stands for a fix position in the map. Here is an iBeacon for example.
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1.2	34	First of all, user needs to accurately place the beacon at each location, which is the reference for positioning.
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1.2	40	BCN01 iBeacon from Dragino: [[http:~~/~~/www.dragino.com/products/accessories/item/166-bcn01.html>>url:http://www.dragino.com/products/accessories/item/166-bcn01.html]]
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6.2	46	[[image:image-20220526150651-4.png]]
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1.2	48	BCN01 iBeacon
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1.2	52	(((
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1.2	54	We need to get the UUID, MAJOR, MINOR, TXPOWER where each iBeacon is placed. We can get it with the iBeacon software, such as "EW-beacon".
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8.2	58	[[image:image-20220526150743-5.png]]
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1.2	60	beacon software
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8.2	64	[[image:image-20220526150824-6.png]]
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	66	beacon software
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28.3	70	== 2.2 Create Map ==
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1.2	75	Here we use the indoor map at [[https:~~/~~/studio.mapwize.io/>>url:https://studio.mapwize.io/]]. Below shows the steps for create a map and put the iBeacon on a fix position.
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28.3	83	~1. Register an account at [[https:~~/~~/studio.mapwize.io/>>url:https://studio.mapwize.io/]] to create an indoor map.
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28.3	89	2. Create Place Types.
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9.2	95	[[image:image-20220526150915-7.png]]
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	97	Create place types
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28.3	101	3. Search Venues. （Indoor map area identification）
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11.2	104	[[image:image-20220526151046-8.png]]
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1.2	109	The map accurately places the beacon of ibeacon, which is the reference for positioning. At this time, UUID, MAJOR and MINOR must be filled in correctly.
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28.3	116	4. Upload Floor plan.
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11.2	119	[[image:image-20220526151223-9.png]]
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	121	add images
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28.3	125	5. Create Layer
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13.2	128	[[image:image-20220526151305-10.png]]
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	130	create layer
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28.3	134	6. Add iBeacon position info. Drag the iBeacon to match position and input the UUID, MAJOR and MINOR of this iBeacon.
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13.2	139	[[image:image-20220526151519-11.png]]
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	141	create iBeacon
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28.4	145	= 3. Configure TTN =
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	148	== 3.1 Configure LBT1 to Upload data to TTN ==
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2.4	151	Please refer the instruction in the [[User Manual>>url:http://www.dragino.com/downloads/index.php?dir=accessories/Bluetooth/BCN01]]. Note the (% style="color:#4f81bd" %)LBT1 need to set to MOD=3(%%) here.
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28.4	155	== 3.2 Decoder in TTN ==
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1.2	158	(% class="box" %)
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	160	function Decoder(bytes, port) {
	161	\\~/~/ Decode an uplink message from a buffer
	162	\\~/~/ (array) of bytes to an object of fields.
	163	\\value = bytes[0] << 8 \| bytes[1];
	164	\\var batV = value/1000;~/~/Battery,units:V
	165	\\var mode = bytes[5];
	166	\\~/~/var value=(bytes[3]-0x30)1000 +(bytes[5]-0x30)100 + (bytes[5]-0x30)*10 +(bytes[6]-0x30);
	167	\\~/~/var value = bytes.slice(3);
	168	\\var i;
	169	\\var con;
	170	\\var str = "";
	171	\\var major = 1;
	172	\\var minor = 1;
	173	\\var rssi = 0;
	174	\\var addr = "";
	175	\\if(mode ==2 ) {
	176	\\ for(i = 38 ; i<50 ; i++) {
	177	\\ con = bytes[i].toString();
	178	\\ str += String.fromCharCode(con);
	179	\\ }
	180	\\ addr = str;
	181	\\ str = "";
	182	\\ for(i = 6 ; i<38 ; i++) {
	183	\\ con = bytes[i].toString();
	184	\\ str += String.fromCharCode(con);
	185	\\ }
	186	\\ value = str;
	187	\\}
	188	\\if(mode == 3 ) {
	189	\\ str = "";
	190	\\ for(i = 18 ; i < 22 ; i++) {
	191	\\ con = bytes[i].toString();
	192	\\ str += String.fromCharCode(con);
	193	\\ }
	194	\\ major = parseInt(str, 16);
	195	\\ str = "";
	196	\\ for(i = 22 ; i < 26 ; i++) {
	197	\\ con = bytes[i].toString();
	198	\\ str += String.fromCharCode(con);
	199	\\ }
	200	\\ minor = parseInt(str, 16);
	201	\\ str = "";
	202	\\ for(i = 28 ; i < 32 ; i++) {
	203	\\ con = bytes[i].toString();
	204	\\ str += String.fromCharCode(con);
	205	\\ }
	206	\\ rssi = parseInt(str);
	207	\\ str = "";
	208	\\ for(i = 6 ; i < 18 ; i++) {
	209	\\ con = bytes[i].toString();
	210	\\ str += String.fromCharCode(con);
	211	}
	212	\\ value = str;
	213	}
	214	\\if(mode == 1) {
	215	\\ for(i = 6 ; i<11 ; i++) {
	216	\\ con = bytes[i].toString();
	217	\\ str += String.fromCharCode(con);
	218	\\ }
	219	\\ value = str;
	220	}
	221	\\var uuid = value;
	222	\\var alarm = bytes[2] >> 4 & 0x0F;
	223	\\var step_count = (bytes[2] & 0x0F) << 16 \| bytes[3] << 8 \| bytes[4];
	224	\\return {
	225	UUID: uuid,
	226	ADDR: addr,
	227	MAJOR: major,
	228	MINOR: minor,
	229	RSSI:rssi,
	230	STEP: step_count,
	231	ALARM: alarm,
	232	BatV:batV,
	233	};
	234	}
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28.4	240	= 4. Set Up Converter Server =
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28.4	244	How to install and run this service on Linux?
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28.4	248	Step1. Rent a Linux on Amazon cloud or alicloud to the host, and pre install the Linux system (Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS are available for distribution).
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28.4	252	Step2. Run the code on the server after compiling. Compilation requires the support of libcurl. First, compile libmqtt in the code, and then compile location.
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28.4	256	System: Debian / Ubuntu
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1.4	259	(% class="box" %)
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28.4	261	step:
1.8	262	\\1. sudo apt install libcurl4-dev
	263	\\2. sudo apt install gcc automake autoconf libtool make cmake
	264	\\3. git clone -b master https:~/~/github.com/mikayong/location.git
	265	\\4. cd location/libmqtt
	266	\\5. mkdir build
	267	\\6. cd build && cmake ../
	268	\\7. make && sudo make install
	269	\\8. cd ../
	270	\\9. make
	271	\\10. sudo cp location_conf.json /etc/
	272	\\11. Edit the configuration file, and run the location service in the background: ./location &
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1.2	276	Step3.The location service subscribes to the lora information stream on TTN through the mqtt protocol, parses the information to generate a geographic location, and finally creates a geographic location on the mapwize map. The following is the configuration of the location service, the configuration file is in json format, the file is /etc/location_conf.json
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	281	= 5. Configuration file： location_conf.json =
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	284	We use the 120.78.138.177 server as an example. The location service is currently installed on the 120.78.138.177 server, the code is in /root/location, and the configuration file for running location pre-read directly is /etc/location_conf.json.
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1.2	288	{ "location_conf": {
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1.5	291	(% class="box" %)
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1.5	294	"loctype": "indoor", ~/~/ indoor/outdoor
	295	"locmap": "mapwize" ~/~/ Map interface: mapwize， traccar
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1.2	300	}, "mqtt_conf": {
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1.5	303	(% class="box" %)
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1.5	306	"servaddr": "[str]", ~/~/ Lorawan server address: Refer to TTN app handler：eu.thethings.network
	307	"servport": [int], ~/~/ Lorawan server port: 1883
1.9	308	"clientid": "[str]", ~/~/ MQTT client identity: Custom
	309	"qos":[int], ~/~/ （Optional） MQTT service quality: 0
	310	"username":"[str]", ~/~/ Agent name of mqtt: application ID of TTN
1.5	311	"password":"[str]", ~/~/ The proxy password of mqtt: application access key of TTN
1.10	312	"topic":"[str]", ~/~/ The topic of mqtt subscription: TTN is + / devices / + / up
1.5	313	"connection":"[str]" }, ~/~/（Optional） mqtt is a string used for direct connection, composed of serveraddr and port
1.9	314	"mapwize_conf":{ ~/~/Map settings
1.5	315	"apikey": "[str]", ~/~/ The apikey of the map user can be found on the Api keys page of wapwize, and read and write permissions need to be set
	316	"venueid":"[str]", ~/~/ （Optional）Indoor map area identification
	317	"orgid":"[str]", ~/~/ The identity of the user organizer
	318	"universesid":"[str]", ~/~/The range indicator of the indoor map, find it on the universes page
	319	"placetype": "[str]" ~/~/The type of place used to identify the creation must be created on the placetypes page in the map, where the placetype name is filled in
1.2	320	},
	321	"loracloud":{
1.5	322	"token": "[str]" ~/~/The password string of loracloud location service, the outdoor map must fill in the account token of loracloud
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1.2	327	}
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1.5	330	(% class="box" %)
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1.5	333	"rssi_conf": {
	334	"rssirate": [int], ~/~/ （Optional） A basis for rssi calculation distance, the rssi value (absolute value) when the beacon is 1 meter apart
	335	"rssidiv": [float] } ~/~/ （Optional） rssi measures an attenuation value of distance. As the distance to the beacon is farther, the value changes speed
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1.2	340	}
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	343	* Parameter acquisition method of configuration file：
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	347	"username":"[str]"
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15.2	350	[[image:image-20220526151707-12.png]]
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	352	username
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1.8	357	"password":"[str]"
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15.2	360	[[image:image-20220526151736-13.png]]
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	362	password
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1.6	365	(% class="box" %)
	366	(((
	367	"apikey": "[str]"
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19.2	370	[[image:image-20220526151819-14.png\|\|height="588" width="1203"]]
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	372	apikey
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	376	"orgid":"[str]"
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19.2	379	[[image:image-20220526152014-15.png]]
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	381	orgid
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1.6	384	(% class="box" %)
	385	(((
	386	"universesid":"[str]"
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19.2	389	[[image:image-20220526152115-16.png]]
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	391	universesid
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	396	"placetype": "[str]"
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19.2	399	[[image:image-20220526152150-17.png]]
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	401	placetype
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1.6	404	Here are two ways to enter the server：
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1.6	406	~1. WinSCP
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1.2	416	way1
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1.6	419	2. secureCRT
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24.2	421	[[image:image-20220526153145-22.png]]
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1.2	430	= 6. Test Result =
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	432	The real-time position on the map is obtained according to the moving change of LBT1.
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27.2	434	[[image:image-20220526153424-25.png\|\|height="693" width="1414"]]

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