LORAWAN
To import your device group:
1.
Click Import .
2.
Click Choose File and browse to select your desired file.
3.
Click Import .
To export all your device groups, click Export All .
Groups table fields
Item
Name
EUI
Size
Options
Description
Device Group Name (user-defined)
Optional Device Group EUI (the system generates one for you if undefined)
Number of devices in the group
Edit and Delete options
Profiles
When connected to the LoRaWAN server, the profiles can be downloaded from the cloud. There are two-kinds of profiles: End-Device and Network.
Make profile changes in the Lens cloud and the device updates during a periodic check-in or when end-device associated with the profile joins or rejoins the network.
See existing profiles under the End-Device Profiles and Network Profiles lists. Refer to tables for profile details.
Click Refresh to update the list.
Settings provided in the device profile must reflect the default settings of the end-device when it is first joined to the network. The end-device should be in this default configuration. Any deviation between the device profile and the actual default end-device settings may result in lost downlinks to the end-device due to non-matching Rx window parameters.
To add a new device profile:
1.
Go to LoRaWAN > Profiles .
2.
Under End-Devices Profiles , click Add New .
3.
Enter the fields or check the following boxes: a.
Profile ID - Enter your desired profile name.
b.
Max EIRP c.
Max Duty Cycle - Select from the drop-down including DEFAULT or a range of options from 100% to
0.003%.
d.
MAC Version.
e.
RF Region - Select from the drop-down including DEFAULT, US915, AU915, AS923, KR920, EU868,
IN865, and RU864.
f.
Region Version.
g.
Supports Class C (Check box to enable. If this is enabled, then you may enter a value for the following field.) mPower TM Edge Intelligence Conduit AEP Software Guide 31
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Timeout Class C h.
Supports Class B (Check box to enable. If this is enabled, the following fields appear and you may enter values for them.) i.
Ping Slot Period ii.
Ping Slot Datarate iii.
Ping Slot Frequency i.
Supports Join (check box to enable) j.
Support 32 Bit FCnt (check box to enable)
End-Device Profiles (edit/add new)
Parameter
Profile ID
Max EIRP
Max Duty Cycle
MAC Version
RF Region
Region Version
Supports C
Timeout C
Supports B
Timeout B
Ping Slot Period
Ping Slot Datarate
Ping Slot Frequency
Supports Join
Rx1 Delay
Rx1 DR Offset
Rx2 DR Index
Description name of profile maximum transmit power of the end-device maximum duty-cycle of the end-device
LoRaWAN version supported by end-device, LW1_0 has different MAC commands, and network messages from
LW1_1 end-device region or channel plan revision of Regional Parameters specification true if end-device can use class C mode time for the end-device to reply to a confirmed downlink before retransmission true if end-device can use class B mode time for the end-device to reply to a confirmed downlink before retransmission how often the end-device opens class B windows – 1
(once per second) up to 128 (once per beacon period) datarate used for class B window frequency used for class B window true if end-device supports OTA join default delay between end of Tx and beginning of the first Rx window, if not provided the LoRaWAN default for the selected channel plan will be used.
default datarate offset of first Rx window, if not provided the LoRaWAN default for the selected channel plan will be used default datarate of second Rx window, if not provided the LoRaWAN default for the selected channel plan will be used mPower TM Edge Intelligence Conduit AEP Software Guide
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Rx2 Frequency
Preset Frequencies
Supports 32 Bit FCnt default frequency of second Rx window, if not provided the LoRaWAN default for the selected channel plan will be used additional channels configured at the end-device true if end-device supports 32 bit counters
Network Profiles
Settings provided in the network profile reflect the settings of the end-device to be received in MAC commands after it is first joined to the network. These are the desired settings for the end-device to operate with. Any deviation between the network profile and the default end-device settings are sent to the end-device in successive
MAC commands until all settings have been relayed.
NOTE: Network profile settings will override device profile and network settings.
To add a new network profile:
1.
Go to LoRaWAN > Profiles .
2.
Under Network Profiles , click Add New .
3.
Enter the fields or check the following boxes: a.
Profile ID – Enter your desired profile name.
b.
Max Duty Cycle - Select from the drop-down including DEFAULT or a range of options from 100% to
0.003% c.
Class- Select from the drop-down including A, B, or C.
d.
Timeout Class C e.
Rx1 Delay f.
Rx1 DR Offset - Select from drop-down which varies with your selected channel plan.
g.
Rx2 DR Index - Select from drop-down which varies with your selected channel plan.
h.
Rx2 Frequency i.
Channel Mask j.
Redundacy
Network Profiles (edit/add new)
Parameter
Profile ID
Max Duty Cycle
Class
Timeout C
Rx1 Delay
Description name of profile maximum duty-cycle of the end-device operating class for end-device: A, B or C time for the end-device to reply to a confirmed downlink before retransmission default delay between end of Tx and beginning of the first Rx window, if not provided the LoRaWAN default for the selected channel plan will be used mPower TM Edge Intelligence Conduit AEP Software Guide 33
