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Documentation for the Helium network.

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Helium Documentation Installation Guide

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docs's Issues

Region Channel/Data rate/MAC commands from old docs is very helpful, port to new set in some fashion please..

A couple of things missing from the new doc set, or if there are not found via search

Regional Channels & Data Rates:
https://github.com/helium/devdocs/blob/master/longfi/regional-channels.md

It's helpful to have this info all in one nice area as found in the old doc set. It is US915 specific, so perhaps making growth allowance for the same region info for other Non US915 regions would be good as well.

MAC Commands, FOpts, ADR, FCnt:
https://github.com/helium/devdocs/blob/master/longfi/mac-commands-fopts-adr.md

This could perhaps meld in with where the ADR discussion is, although it's not just ADR.
The behavior around what the initial LinkAdrReq is for and that it will repeat if not ack'd is helpful.
Might re-emphasize the initial REQ is not intended to modify Data Rate or Power. I "guess" it does return values that were found in the corresponding uplink??
And that subsequent LinkAdrReq's might be received per ADR.

Initial Styling

Doc on styling instructions here.

@PeterMain If you could review the basics here please. We can update the infima color values to start and see how far that will take us.

Update Organizations and Users Console Docs.

These just need some updating:

  • Organization overview
  • Managing Organizations
    -- Adding
    -- Switching
    -- Deleting
  • Users overview
  • Managing users
    -- Inviting
    -- Changing permissions
    -- Removing

Devices- Ready To Use and Development docs have a few broken links

I walked though all of Devices->Ready To Use and Devices->Development Devices checking for valid links. Following problems found

NOTE: The next two problems hit the same files in "Devices->Development Devices"

Problem 1:
Someone in Arduino land got cute, changed "linux" to "Linux"
At "Getting the Arduino IDE for Linux" the "Linux" link is bad (note case of the L in Linux)
is:
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Guide/linux/
should be:
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Guide/Linux/

This hits the following:
https://docs.helium.com/use-the-network/devices/development/heltec-cubecell-htcc-ab01/arduino
https://docs.helium.com/use-the-network/devices/development/st-b-l072z-lrwan1/arduino
https://docs.helium.com/use-the-network/devices/development/sparkfun-pro-rf/arduino
https://docs.helium.com/use-the-network/devices/development/adafruit-feather-m0-rfm95/arduino
https://docs.helium.com/use-the-network/devices/development/heltec-wifi-lora-32-v2/arduino


Problem 2:
Looks like a link to integration doc is incorrect of missing at end if the doc at the following:
" The next step is to learn how to use your device data to build applications, visit our Integrations docs here."
"here" has a link back to itself in the ST doc, no link at all in the others.
This hits the following:
https://docs.helium.com/use-the-network/devices/development/heltec-cubecell-htcc-ab01/arduino
https://docs.helium.com/use-the-network/devices/development/st-b-l072z-lrwan1/arduino
https://docs.helium.com/use-the-network/devices/development/sparkfun-pro-rf/arduino
https://docs.helium.com/use-the-network/devices/development/adafruit-feather-m0-rfm95/arduino
https://docs.helium.com/use-the-network/devices/development/heltec-wifi-lora-32-v2/arduino


Problem 3:
Devices -> Ready To Use Devices ->
file: https://docs.helium.com/use-the-network/devices
The first link, to the LoRaWan spec is broken
Bad link: https://lora-alliance.org/sites/default/files/2018-05/lorawan1_0_2-20161012_1398_1.pdf


Problem 4:
Adeunis Field Test Device:
file: https://docs.helium.com/use-the-network/devices/ready-to-use/adeunis-field-test-device
link to "Manual" is bad
Bad Link: https://www.adeunis.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/FTD_LoRaWAN_US902-928_UG_GB_V1.0.0.pdf


Problem 5:

Dragino LHT65
file: https://docs.helium.com/use-the-network/devices/ready-to-use/dragino-lht65
link to "Manual" is bad
Bad link: https://www.dragino.com/downloads/downloads/LHT65/LHT65_Temperature_Humidity_Sensor_UserManual_v1.7.1.pdf

Console docs outline

Overview

Devices

  • Devices overview
  • Adding new devices
    • Manually adding devices
    • Importing multiple devices
    • Importing devices from The Things Network
  • Managing devices
    • Device Index overview
    • Adding and removing Labels
    • Searching for devices
    • Using the Quick Action menu
    • Pausing, Activating Devices
    • Editing display/view
    • Viewing live device data
  • Event logs and debugging
    • Managing event logs
      • Displaying
      • Exporting JSON files
    • Using Debug mode
      • Viewing
      • Exporting JSON files
      • Refreshing
      • Clearing

Labels

  • Labels overview
  • Adding and removing Labels
    • Devices
    • Integrations
    • Functions
  • Managing Labels
    • Swapping Labels
    • Deleting Labels

Integrations

  • Integrations overview
  • Adding Integrations:
    • Prebuilt
    • HTTP
    • MQTT
    • AWS IoT
  • Managing Downlinks
    • Downlink URLs, Keys
    • Manual Downlink
  • Managing Integrations
  • Adding and removing Labels

Functions

  • Functions overview
  • Creating Decoder functions
    • Prebuilt
    • Custom
  • Adding and removing Labels
  • Managing Functions

Data Credits

  • Data Credits overview
  • Managing Data Credits
    • Acquiring with Credit Card
      • Setting up auto payment
      • Adding additional credit cards
    • Acquiring with $HNT
    • Transferring DC to Organizations

Organizations and Users

  • Organization overview
  • Managing Organizations
    • Adding
    • Switching
    • Deleting
  • Users overview
  • Managing users
    • Inviting
    • Changing permissions
    • Removing

Settings

  • Enabling 2FA
  • Generating API key

Minor correction on Adding Devices page

First line should read:
To add a device, go to Devices and click the + Add New Device icon on the top right of the window.

On First question under Important information,
hyperlink is missing on word here.

Document sending notifications to customer backend

internal id: 9436
sprint 44

(include info on verifying request coming from helium by using the webhook key on the Organization table to decode the header X-Helium-Hmac-SHA256 which contains the body of the request which has been encoded w/ the webhook key)

Some Typos/Missing Words

Found some small wording errors while reading the Docs, here's what I've found so far and where it would need to be corrected, all in asterisks.

Page: https://docs.helium.com/
-Helium is a global, distributed network of Miners that create public, long-range wireless coverage for LoRaWAN-enabled IoT devices. Miners produce and are compensated in $HNT, the native cryptocurrency of the Helium blockchain. The Helium blockchain is a new, open-source, public blockchain created entirely to incentivize the creation of physical, decentralized wireless networks. Today, the Helium blockchain, and its thousands of miners, provide access to the largest, public LoRaWAN Network in the world.

Page: https://docs.helium.com/blockchain/proof-of-coverage
-As of HIP 15, Proof of Coverage relies entirely on beaconing. A beacon is a single transmission witnessed by any Hotspot.

Page: https://docs.helium.com/blockchain/consensus-protocol
-A new Consensus Group (CG) is elected once per epoch based on a combination of factors.

Page: https://docs.helium.com/blockchain/helium-token
-Hotspot Hosts and Network Operators. Hosts mine HNT while deploying and maintaining network coverage.
-Data Credits, which are a $USD-pegged utility token derived from HNT in a burn transaction, are used to pay transaction fees for wireless data transmissions on the network (in addition to things like adding Hotspots and sending).

This is all I found while organizing the draft of the FAQ but will also do a full read soon and add anything else I see. Looking forward to Docs going live :-). Great work!

Proposed menu structure for consumer docs

Goal: bring over intercom articles that covers mobile app usage, network troubleshooting, FAQ, tabs, etc and consolidate in one place.

Proposed new top-level menus:

Hotspot App

  • User Guide
    • what is this app
    • what you can do
    • Hotspot Tab
    • Wallet Tab
    • Notification Tab
    • Settings
  • Onboarding Account
  • Onboarding Hotspot
  • Network Troubleshooting
  • FAQ
  • etc

Wallets

  • Hotspot App
  • CLI
  • Ledger

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