Which ones? They have several different ones with different requirements.
LoRaWAN devices don’t report to a gateway. They report to a LoRaWAN network server. Some gateways have an LNS integrated, MultiTech has those, however those use cases are not the subject of this forum, this is the TTN forum.
And if you plan to use many devices you are probably making money on your offering so you should use a commercial instance of TTI, not the community network where TTI foots the bill.
Perhaps describe the actual application to the forum, using ‘many’ sensors on each node, as you have suggested, could have a significant affect on how you set it all up.
Have you searched ( ) the forum - there is a whole section dedicated to Heltec devices …
What is it about Heltec? And what do they recommend on their forum?
When was the last update for IBM?
MCCI Arduino LoRaWAN is a wrapper to make using MCCI Arduino-LMIC easier to use
Trace back MCCI Arduino-LMIC and you’ll find it is based on IBM
LMIC-node is a wrapper for Arduino-LMIC that use on PlatformIO - so not installed as such, unless you consider the others to be installed too
And Heltec have their own LoRaWAN code base as well.
If you are doing “lots” of devices with “lots” of sensors, perhaps you should take time out to explore the options - including hardware.
Heltec WiFi LoRa 32 (V2) devices, and each device will have temperature sensor, humidity sensor, CO2 sensor., we think we could install 30 devices around our campus.
Last update for IBM LMIC framework was on Octuber 2020.
We think we will use 30 devices (HELTEC WiFi LoRa 32 (V2) around our campus, each device will have temp sensor, humidity sensor, CO2 sensor, and probably a RELAY to be controlled.