Hi everyone, First of all, I’ve been reading this post and this other one . The former one much more interesting to my purpose. The idea is to design a PoC, for an industrial application (telemetry of some elements in train coaches) So I was looking for an outdoor gateway and I found this article f…

Mobile TTN Gateways are not encouraged, they are distruptive to static nodes within reach; [image] Mobile LoRaWan Gateways - Servicing on a Moving Vehicle Gateways Hello everyone, I am currently working on a solution for locating animals. Now it occurred to me that to com…

[image] jfernandz: I understood all of this is that LoRa is the physical wireless link between nodes and gateways, then LoRaWAN introduces a TCP/IP link between gateways and some concentration server Unfortunately not - best to read the official documentation rather than topics that someone e…

Thank you for answering! I’m sorry if I didn’t set a proper title for my question. For sure the article you linked will clarify these differences, I’ll take a read of it :wink: So … If I’ve understood this properly, as Mobile gateways are discouraged … The most proper architecture would be somethi…

[image] jfernandz: May you recommend me a specific forum to treat properly the LoRa P2P part? I dont know of one really, Semtech have a developers forum, but they dont often answer questions in there. There is the Arduino forums, but this does sound like a professional project, so perhaps ta…

Be careful how you use and interpet the Ahoysys article (remember their positioning of LoRa vs LoRaWAN is skewed by the fact they want to sell you something! :wink: ) as you may find yourself on the wrong track ('scuse the pun!). I have worked with LoRa for near 10 years and (what became) LoRaWAN fo…

To re-iterate what has been said about P2P LoRa. A LoRa device is simply a radio device that sends packets of data. Sure there are comms settings needed for the configuration which impact the distances that can be achieved and the air time used. LoRa can be fast when need be too. So the design of …

Obviously, I’ve been always refering to a private TTN instance. So I guess discouragement of using mobile gw doesn’t apply for a private TTN instance, am I right? That was the PoC I was considering, to acquire some GSM + LoRa gateway and check if I’m able to retrieve data from some node in a privat…

If running a private instance you could go the whole hog and run the LoRaWAN server on the GW (TTS or Chirpstack or whatever) as well and then just use the GSM/Cellular connection to access remotely to pull down data as and when connection allows - all this gets well away from TTN however :wink:

[image] jfernandz: Obviously, I’ve been always refering to a private TTN instance. So I guess discouragement of using mobile gw doesn’t apply for a private TTN instance, am I right? Obviously??? Sure, go mobile gateway with a private instance - but LoRaWAN needs response times that are often…

[image] descartes: Obviously??? Sorry for assuming this :disappointed: I’ve just realized I’ve been using whole the time TTN when I should have used TTS :blush: [image] descartes: I do IoT systems - I wouldn’t use LoRaWAN on a long moving vehicle Well, may you suggest some alternative…

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Mobile TTN Gateways are not encouraged, they are distruptive to static nodes within reach;