Uttam Bhat / LoRaWAN-SX1276-Application-Demo

SX1276 Shield based Applications

Dependencies:   X_NUCLEO_IKS01A1 LoRaWAN-lib SX1276Lib mbed

LoRaWAN-SX1276-Application Demo uses SX1276MB1LAS mbed component shield on a nucleo board platform to demonstrate a Class-A LoRaWAN device in the 915MHz ISM band for North American region. It uses the LoRaWAN-lib and SX1276Lib libraries.

Comissioning.h (LoRaWAN Network Configuration)

The end-device can be activated in one of the two ways:

Over the Air (OTA) activation can be enabled as shown in the figure below.

The end-device must be configured with the following parameters:

• LORAWAN_DEVICE_EUI (8 Bytes) : Fist 3 Bytes is the Organizationally Unique Identifier (OUI) followed by 5 bytes of unique ID. If not defined by user, then the firmware automatically assigns one to the end-device
• LORAWAN_APPLICATION_EUI (8 Bytes)
• LORAWAN_APPLICATION_KEY (or DEVKEY) (16 Bytes)

Activation by Personalization (ABP) can be enabled as shown in the figure below.

The end-device must be configured with the following parameters:

• LORAWAN_DEVICE_ADDRESS (4 Bytes) : If not defined by user, then the firmware automatically assigns one to the end-device
• LORAWAN_NWKSKEY (16 Bytes)
• LORAWAN_APPSKEY (16 Bytes)

Config.h (LoRaWAN Communication Parameters)

• Mode of Operation : Hybrid If the end-device needs to be configured to operate over 8-channels, then Hybrid Mode needs to be enabled

• Mode of Operation : Frequency Hop If the end-device needs to be configured to operate over 64-channels, then Hybrid Mode needs to be disabled

• Delay between successive JOIN REQUESTs : The delay between successive Join Requests (until the end-device joins the network) can be configured using the parameter OVER_THE_AIR_ACTIVATION_DUTYCYCLE

• Inter-Frame Delay : One can change the delay between each frame transmission using APP_TX_DUTYCYCLE It is advisable that APP_TX_DUTYCYCLE is greater than or equal to 3sec.

• Data Rate : The data rate can be configured as per LoRaWAN specification using the paramter LORAWAN_DEFAULT_DATARATE. The range of values are DR_0, DR_1, DR_2, DR_3 and DR_4

• Confirmed/Unconfirmed Messages : The uplink message or payload can be chosen to be confirmed or unconfirmed using the parameter LORAWAN_CONFIRMED_MSG_ON. When set to 1, the transmitted messages need to be confirmed with an ACK by the network server in the subsequent RX window. When set to 0, no ACK is requested.

• ADR ON/OFF : The ADR can be enabled or disabled using the parameter LORAWAN_ADR_ON. When set to 1, ADR is enabled and disabled when set to 0.

• Application Port : The application port can be set using parameter LORAWAN_APP_PORT. A few examples are associated to specific Application Port, and are defined in Config.h

• Payload Length : The lenght of the payload (in bytes) to be transmitted can be configured using LORAWAN_APP_DATA_SIZE

• Transmit Power : The transmit power can be configured using LORAWAN_TX_POWER (LoRaMAC verifies if the set power is compliant with the LoRaWAN spec and FCC guidelines)

The baud-rate for serial terminal display is 115200

/*
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    (C)2013 Semtech

Description: Timer objects and scheduling management

License: Revised BSD License, see LICENSE.TXT file include in the project

Maintainer: Miguel Luis and Gregory Cristian
*/
#ifndef __TIMER_H__
#define __TIMER_H__

#include "mbed.h"

/*!
 * \brief Timer object description
 */
typedef struct TimerEvent_s
{
    uint32_t value;
    void ( *Callback )( void );
    Ticker Timer;
}TimerEvent_t;

/*!
 * \brief Timer time variable definition
 */
#ifndef TimerTime_t
typedef uint32_t TimerTime_t;
#endif

/*!
 * \brief Inializes the timer used to get current time.
 *
 * \remark Current time corresponds to the time since system startup
 */
void TimerTimeCounterInit( void );

/*!
 * \brief Initializes the timer object
 *
 * \remark TimerSetValue function must be called before starting the timer.
 *         this function initializes timestamp and reload value at 0.
 *
 * \param [IN] obj          Structure containing the timer object parameters
 * \param [IN] callback     Function callback called at the end of the timeout
 */
void TimerInit( TimerEvent_t *obj, void ( *callback )( void ) );

/*!
 * \brief Starts and adds the timer object to the list of timer events
 *
 * \param [IN] obj Structure containing the timer object parameters
 */
void TimerStart( TimerEvent_t *obj );

/*!
 * \brief Stops and removes the timer object from the list of timer events
 *
 * \param [IN] obj Structure containing the timer object parameters
 */
void TimerStop( TimerEvent_t *obj );

/*!
 * \brief Resets the timer object
 *
 * \param [IN] obj Structure containing the timer object parameters
 */
void TimerReset( TimerEvent_t *obj );

/*!
 * \brief Set timer new timeout value
 *
 * \param [IN] obj   Structure containing the timer object parameters
 * \param [IN] value New timer timeout value
 */
void TimerSetValue( TimerEvent_t *obj, uint32_t value );

/*!
 * \brief Read the current time
 *
 * \retval time returns current time
 */
TimerTime_t TimerGetCurrentTime( void );

/*!
 * \brief Return the Time elapsed since a fix moment in Time
 *
 * \param [IN] savedTime    fix moment in Time
 * \retval time             returns elapsed time
 */
TimerTime_t TimerGetElapsedTime( TimerTime_t savedTime );

/*!
 * \brief Return the Time elapsed since a fix moment in Time
 *
 * \param [IN] eventInFuture    fix moment in the future
 * \retval time             returns difference between now and future event
 */
TimerTime_t TimerGetFutureTime( TimerTime_t eventInFuture );

#endif // __TIMER_H__