Changes for page Notes for Helium

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--= 1.  Use Dragino Gateways/Hotspots with Helium =
++= **1.  Use Dragino Gateways/Hotspots with Helium** =
--== 1.1  Support Models ==
++== **1.1  Support Models** ==
  //There are three types of hotspots that can connect to Helium. They are (% style="color:#4f81bd" %)**full-hotspot**(%%), (% style="color:#4f81bd" %)**light hotspot** (%%)and (% style="color:#4f81bd" %)**data-only hotspot**(%%). Definition of these three types of hotspots can be found here: [[of Helium Hotspots>>url:https://docs.helium.com/mine-hnt%7CTypes]]. Different hotspots support different mining abilities.//
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  (% style="color:red" %)**Note: more information refer to this link [[Helium Frequency plan>>url:https://docs.helium.com/lorawan-on-helium/frequency-plans/]]**
--= 2.  Connect Data-Only Hotspot to Helium =
--== 2.1  Prerequisites ==
++= **2.  Connect Data-Only Hotspot to Helium** =
++== **2.1  Prerequisites** ==
++
  * //Firmware Requirement: > [[lgw~~-~~-build-v5.4.1640315898>>url:https://www.dragino.com/downloads/index.php?dir=LoRa_Gateway/LPS8/Firmware/Release/]]//
--== 2.2  Step 1: Configure Frequency Band ==
++== **2.2  Step 1: Configure Frequency Band** ==
++
  //Each country has a requirement for frequency region. Choose the right one for your area.//
  [[image:image-20220531175337-1.png]]
--== 2.3  Step 2: Download the Helium-gateway-rs ==
++== **2.3  Step 2: Download the Helium-gateway-rs** ==
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  //Click Download Helium Server and the gateway will download the Helium-gateway-rs//
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  [[image:image-20220615150717-3.png||height="605" width="1039"]]
--== 2.4  Step 3: Install the Helium-gateway-rs ==
++== **2.4  Step 3: Install the Helium-gateway-rs** ==
++
  //Click **Install Helium Server** to install gateway-rs.//
  [[image:image-20220615150734-4.png||height="619" width="1035"]]
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  (% style="color:red" %)**Note: User will see the echo characters of Helium gateway-rs have been installed successfully.**
--== 2.5  Step 4: Save&start the Helium Server ==
++== **2.5  Step 4: Save&start the Helium Server** ==
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  //By default, Region is US915, After configuring the Configure Frequency Band, click Save&Apply on the Helium IoT screen to modify the Region.//
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  [[image:image-20220615151057-6.png||height="580" width="1026"]]
--== 2.6  Step 5: Check Gateway Connection before onboarding ==
++== **2.6  Step 5: Check Gateway Connection before onboarding** ==
++
  //A hotspot can transfer data to Helium after finishing step4. We can add a device to Helium and see if the device can join Helium. For example, we add an LGT92 sensor and see below info.//
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  (% style="color:red" %)**Note: The hotspot is not valid for search in Helium Console before onboarding.**
--== 2.7  Step 6: Onboarding Data-Only Hotspot ==
++== **2.7  Step 6: Onboarding Data-Only Hotspot** ==
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  (% style="color:red" %)**Note: Onboarding a Data-Only hotspot is necessary for downlink to work. otherwise, the downlink message for LoRa won't work .**
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  (((
  //After above steps finish, the mobile helium wallet should be able to show that this hotspot has been added to the helium blockchain.//
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  )))
--== 2.8  Debug Connection ==
++== **2.8  Debug Connection** ==
--=== 2.8.1  Check pkt-fwd running Log ===
++=== **2.8.1  Check pkt-fwd running Log** ===
  //This command can check if the LoRa Radio part runs correctly and if the gateway receives LoRa packets from LoRaWAN sensors.//
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  )))
--=== 2.8.2  Check gateway-rs Log ===
++=== **2.8.2  Check gateway-rs Log** ===
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  //SSH to gateway and run **logread | grep helium_gateway** to check Gateway-rs running log.//
  [[image:image-20220531175809-7.png]]
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  (% style="color:red" %)**Note**: **logread is dynamic and FIFO, so helium log might be overwritten by other processes info in system.**
--=== 2.8.3  View the public key address and animal name ===
++=== **2.8.3  View the public key address and animal name** ===
++
  (% class="box" %)
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  Hostpot key and animal name
--=== 2.8.4  Backup/Restor gateway-rs key ===
++=== **2.8.4  Backup/Restor gateway-rs key** ===
++
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  //For the date-only hotspots, the key is the only unique identifier, the users can backup the key by the button of Download. And once the uses upgrade the gateway or the gateway lose the key, the gateway-rs will generate a new key for which the data-only hotspot is the new unit. so if the user would restore to last time which can upload your backup key to the gateway by the button of upload.//
  )))
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  [[image:image-20220531175919-9.png]]
--=== 2.8.5  How to manually download helium gateway-rs via SSH access to the gateway Linux console ===
++== **2.9  Forward the data to the other server** ==
--(% class="box infomessage" %)
--(((
--cd /tmp;wget -O helium-gateway-rs-dragino.ipk [[https:~~/~~/github.com/helium/gateway-rs/releases/download/v1.0.0-alpha.33/helium-gateway-v1.0.0-alpha.33-dragino.ipk>>https://github.com/helium/gateway-rs/releases/download/v1.0.0-alpha.33/helium-gateway-v1.0.0-alpha.33-dragino.ipk]]
++=== **2.9.1  Introduction** ===
--opkg install helium-gateway-rs-dragino.ipk
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--[[image:image-20230320141404-1.png]]
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--== 2.9  Forward the data to the other server ==
--
--=== 2.9.1  Introduction ===
--
--
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  //The Dragino gateway has supports the double server settings.//
  )))
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  (((
  //Users can back to the page of Semtech UDP to configure other server settings.//
++
  )))
--=== 2.9.2  Example ===
++=== **2.9.2  Example** ===
  //The following takes The Things Network as another LoRaWAN server as an example.//
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  //The user can configure the secondary server and then click the button of **Save&Apply**.//
--== 2.10  Connect Full Hotspot to Helium ==
++== **2.10  Connect Full Hotspot to Helium** ==
--= 3.  Use Dragino Sensors with Helium =
--== 3.1  How to add up user's end-node with Helium console ==
++= **3.  Use Dragino Sensors with Helium** =
--=== 3.1.1  Step 1: Login the Helium console ===
++== **3.1  How to add up user's end-node with Helium console** ==
++
++=== **3.1.1  Step 1: Login the Helium console** ===
++
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  //User can Login the [[Helium Console>>url:https://staging-console.helium.wtf/]]//
  [[image:image-20220531180150-12.png]]
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  login Helium console
--=== 3.1.2  Step 2: Add up your end-node's key ===
++=== **3.1.2  Step 2: Add up your end-node's key** ===
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  //User add up end-node's key from console ~-~->dervice//
  [[image:image-20220531180224-13.png]]
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  To add a device
--=== 3.1.3  Step 3: Activate the end-node ===
++=== **3.1.3  Step 3: Activate the end-node** ===
++
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  //Users can activate the end-node with OTAA in which the end-node will Join the network from the Helium server **Eventually you will see traffic**//
  )))
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  end-node traffic.
--=== 3.1.4 Check Raw Payload for End Node ===
++=== **3.1.4 Check Raw Payload for End Node** ===
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  Users can check what the end node has uplinked by checking the raw payload. as below:
  [[image:image-20220912161818-1.png]]
--== 3.2  How to use decoder ==
--=== 3.2.1  Step 1: Users can create decoders on functions ===
++== **3.2  How to use decoder** ==
++=== **3.2.1  Step 1: Users can create decoders on functions** ===
++
  [[image:image-20220531105325-3.png]]
  Decoder.
--=== 3.2.2  Step 2: Add a decoder in functions and apply it to the specified label ===
++=== **3.2.2  Step 2: Add a decoder in functions and apply it to the specified label** ===
++
  [[image:image-20220526095629-6.png]]
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  **//Add decoder complete.//**
--=== 3.2.3  Where is the decoder？ ===
++=== **3.2.3  Where is the decoder？** ===
++
  [[console-decoders/Dragino at master · helium/console-decoders · GitHub>>url:https://github.com/helium/console-decoders/tree/master/Dragino]]
  [[image:image-20220617140118-1.png||height="550" width="883"]]
--== 3.3  How to send a downlink to end device from Helium ==
++== **3.3  How to send a downlink to end device from Helium** ==
++
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  //The Helium server needs to convert to Base64 format when sending the downlink command. Please refer to the following example~://
  )))
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  Downlink
--== 3.4  How to add integration to different IoT Servers ==
--=== 3.4.1  TagoIO ===
++== **3.4  How to add integration to different IoT Servers** ==
++=== **3.4.1  TagoIO** ===
++
  **//The steps to add integration are very simple. Please see the following process.//**
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  TagoIO.
--=== 3.4.2  Cayenne ===
++=== **3.4.2  Cayenne** ===
++
  //The process of creating devices is similar to Tago.//
  [[image:image-20220526101616-18.png||height="456" width="1097"]]
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  Cayenne.
--== 3.5  Trouble Shooting ==
--=== 3.5.1  Data-Only Hotspot is not connecting to Helium console ===
++== **3.5  Trouble Shooting** ==
++=== **3.5.1 Data-Only Hotspot is not connecting to Helium console** ===
++
++
  //**The Data-only hotspot has finished the software installation and confirmation, But it is not connecting to Helium Console. The possibility is:**//
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      after the 23 version of the gateway-rs, Helium requests the user to onboarding the devices to the blockchain, otherwise, your devices can't connect to the helium console. ~-~--> Please refer to [[Step 2.7>>http://wiki.dragino.com/xwiki/bin/view/Main/Notes%20for%20Helium/#H2.7A0Step6:OnboardingData-OnlyHotspot]] to do it.
--=== 3.5.2  End Device can't join Helium via hotspot, stuck in cycle of Joining-Accept.  ===
++=== **3.5.2 End Device can't join Helium via hotspot, stuck in cycle of Joining-Accept. ** ===
++
  Make sure your blockchain region is the same as your hotspot settings. For example, as below, the blockchain is CN region, and software is configure to EU. The hotspot is able to get the OTAA Join Request from End Device on EU region. but due to block chain is CN region, Server will send the Join -Accept in CN region, so end device can't get the OTAA Join Accept.
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  For example, if you are in USA, you have to use the US915 frequency plan. More frequency plans details on the helium network: [[https:~~/~~/docs.helium.com/lorawan-on-helium/frequency-plans>>url:https://docs.helium.com/lorawan-on-helium/frequency-plans]]
--=== 3.5.3  Trouble to Join Helium ===
++=== **3.5.3  Trouble to Join Helium** ===
++
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  **//Assume the device is powered correctly. If you don't see data in Helium. The possibilities are~://**
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  //3) You have input the wrong keys into Helium Platform ( You can send us the screenshots for the keys and Dragino support team can check for you)//
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--=== 3.5.4  Packet Loss for AU915 / US915 Band ===
++=== **3.5.4  Packet Loss for AU915 / US915 Band** ===
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  //The latest firmware for end node will have this bug fixed.//
--=== 3.5.5  ADR doesn't work in EU868 band. ===
++=== **3.5.5  ADR doesn't work in EU868 band.** ===
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  See possibility reason from this link: [[https:~~/~~/github.com/helium/router/issues/858 >>https://github.com/helium/router/issues/858]]

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