Please help testing US 902-928 ISM band

[brocaar]

Please help testing US 902-928 ISM band

[gzwsc2007]

Hi Orne,

I am Anson from Carnegie Mellon University, and I am working on a LoRaWAN-related research project. I am happy to test out the US915 band for you. Will let you know in a few days. BTW great work on the server! We have been looking for open-source LoRaWAN server for a long time!

Thanks,
Anson

[Mehradzie]

I don't think US people would be able to receive packets in this stage. However, since Aussie frequencies overlap the US ones, I have put a US firmware on our gateway and end-nodes and tested the US frequencies with the changes that I did on lorawan and the test went alright.

So probably will wait to hear from our US contributes to see if it works for them :D

[brocaar]

Will re-compile binaries with the changes from @Mehradzie tonight. As @Mehradzie mentioned, the current binaries are broken.

[brocaar]

@gzwsc2007 I've updated the binaries with @Mehradzie his fix (I forgot to multiply all durations by time.Second so all durations were in nanoseconds instead of seconds). I'm looking forward to your feedback!

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/troh10y9sap2h7b/AADZmtUHgGKse58XIpLwcSqpa?dl=0

[gzwsc2007]

@brocaar I fixed a minor typo about DR0 of the US band, and have created a pull request under lorawan. With that fix, OTAA and confirmed data up/down link seems to be working.

I am using the stock (and dumb) Semtech packet forwarder, and the client node is a STM32 nucleo board + SX1276 shield, running the Semtech mbed demo app. (https://developer.mbed.org/teams/Semtech/code/LoRaWAN-demo-76/)

[brocaar]

Cheers for testing and fixing the typo! I've merged your lorawan pull-request.