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46	46	**Step 1: Add application**
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	633	+= 9.  Chirpstack Multicast Configuration =
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	636	+== 9.1  Introduction ==
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	638	+ChirpStack has support for creating multicast-groups to which devices can be assigned. When enqueueing a downlink payload for a multicast-group, ChirpStack will analyze which gateways must be used for broadcasting to cover the complete multicast-group. This means that potentially, a single multicast downlink payload will be emitted multiple times.
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	640	+Multicast can be used for the following device-classes:
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	642	+* Class-B
	643	+* Class-C
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	646	+== 9.2 Example to configure chirpstack Multicast ==
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	649	+This section illustrates how to configure chirpstack Multicast. Below is the network structure, we use our LPS8v2 as the LoRaWAN gateway and SN50v3-LB as the LoRaWAN end-node here.
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