I was wondering with v3 support, if I wipe my gateway firmware and switch from chirpstack back to TTN v3, can I now use Class C?
And are there limitations?
I have a gate that I need to be able to open randomly (but straight away on command) throughout the day but probably not more than 5 times a day if that.
I can confirm that class C works in TTS CE (TTN V3). My Dragino LT-22222 and LT-33222 work both in Mode C. If I send a message from the V3-console to the Draginos e.g. to switch the relays, the relays react within abt. 1 second.
Hi wolfp, I am trying to get a Milesight UC300 to work in class āCā mode on TTN v3, but no success so far, TTN insists on queueing the downlink, even though I have ensured that both the UC300 is in class āCā mode and identified that in TTN. There must be comething I am missing. I do hope you can help Wolfp. Chris
@ukiotltd it has not so much to do with the gateway (the UC300 is definitely good for Class C), but most of it is down to the end-device. What device do you use? How did you configure that device on TTN, and can you verify that your device is operating in Class C?