@anvalin said in Tutorial: Using COM.LoRaWAN in UIFlow:

Hello @sodoku. Many thanks for sharing the tutorial! I found it on m5stack.hackster.io and it helped me a lot. Registered two COM.LoRaWAN 868MHz modules sucessfully with TTN and managed to see uplinks (alas with long join latency and lots of retrying uplinks though I am in the very middle of Berlin - it seems coverage still has to improve a lot). I am still struggling with the adaption of the official P2P example. Especially regarding use with a sensor in a setup without use of buttons to initiate data requests. If you'd find the time to extend your tutorial his would be much appreciated.
Also I wonder about the real life range of the modules. I have currently set them to 5V and cannot pull data beyond 20m distance, line of sight. Seems odd ... what are your experiences? Can this be enhanced using 12V? Maybe a faulty antenna connection?
As a side note - all blocks in Flow 1.7.2 are dedicated to the older blue modules - but an implementation for the M031-C is in development, as confirmed by M5Stack support.

Damned, i had the same expectation! (the 12V to enhance range)...

Hi there,
saw in the documentation here that a 12V power supply can be used for this module.

https://docs.m5stack.com/en/module/comx_lorawan

I have a doubt that is:
If i turned the internal power switch to 12V and plug a 12V power supply in the module, do you think i have a risk to send such voltage into the rest of the stack ?

Kind regards to all,

bob_isat

@anvalin said in Tutorial: Using COM.LoRaWAN in UIFlow:

Hello @sodoku. Many thanks for sharing the tutorial! I found it on m5stack.hackster.io and it helped me a lot. Registered two COM.LoRaWAN 868MHz modules sucessfully with TTN and managed to see uplinks (alas with long join latency and lots of retrying uplinks though I am in the very middle of Berlin - it seems coverage still has to improve a lot). I am still struggling with the adaption of the official P2P example. Especially regarding use with a sensor in a setup without use of buttons to initiate data requests. If you'd find the time to extend your tutorial his would be much appreciated.
Also I wonder about the real life range of the modules. I have currently set them to 5V and cannot pull data beyond 20m distance, line of sight. Seems odd ... what are your experiences? Can this be enhanced using 12V? Maybe a faulty antenna connection?
As a side note - all blocks in Flow 1.7.2 are dedicated to the older blue modules - but an implementation for the M031-C is in development, as confirmed by M5Stack support.

Damned, i had the same expectation! (the 12V to enhance range)...

@felmue

Indeed, it worked with those parameters

: thank you !

Hi there,
I am recently got the .COM LORAWAN which looks great.

Trying to register it on The Things Network, i am asked to fill fields that are "LORAWAN Version" and "Regional parameters versions" but can't find corresponding "MAC" and "PHY" versions in the official module documentation

Anyone would have an idea?

Kind regards,

bob_isat

@sudoku

Great Job guys!

Would have documentation related to the LORAWAN Module blocks ?

Kind Regards,

bob_isat

Hi @sodoku and thanks for the nice tutorial.

As @LasNiko , I plan to try the same :Using old blue LORAWAN Module (LORA868) to send data to TTN.

Would you have any insights on the commands to use by any chance ?

Blocks exists in UIFLOW 1.8.2 but hard to find documentations related to it

Cheers,

bob_isat