TTIG reconfigure for V3 will be a remote operation. The gateway reads it config from a remote server periodically. When the config is updated on that server it will connect to the newly configured backend.
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Just hope before sir TTN decide to shut down V2 clusters:
"The Things Network is shutting down v2 clusters later this year. "
TTN is not stupid and they know everyone will need a way to point the TTIGs to V3.
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Hello @Jeff-UK, thanks for your precisions. I am new to LoRaWAN and i admit it is complicated to know where to find info from. Do you have any updates about connecting TTIG to TTNv3 since your previous post ? Thanks !
@Jeff-UK is on holiday so I’ll answer.
He doesn’t know. I don’t know. Only TTI knows. It will happen when it happens.
It doesn’t matter, you register your TTIG on v2 and it will work normally for v2 & v3 devices just fine.
If you need your TTIG on v3 right now you can contact TTI sales to see if they can help.
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Hello @descartes, that’s exactly the point, it doesn’t work that fine for us and i hoped we could use the v3 console to access some more parameters to tweak
Which more parameters?
The TTIG uses CUPS to be setup - so in some respects there are actually less parameters.
My two TTIGs are fine, there isn’t a wave of TTIG problems on the forum (today!), so let’s fix yours so it works like everyone elses, because the new shiny v3 isn’t available. I’ll respond to your orphaned thread.
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Hahah thanks ! For the parameters, i was thinking about the LoRaWAN network-layer settings (two europen frequency plans variants, schedule downlink late, duty cycle, and schedule any time delay).
It remains to be seen what you will actually be able to influence on the TTIG and, as above, the TTIG mostly just works for people, so it will be something on your config. I’ve put some questions on your original topic.
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Hi guys.
Can anyone actually state if the Browan Mini Hub Pro works on V3 and if the answer is yes, whether CUPS / or PF is preferred.
Please try to avoid any answers that do not specifically deal with the answer. Binary please.
Appreciate the insight and apologies for the directness and brevity.
Thanks
John
Binary answer is Yes!
But then life isn’t binary it’s analogue and full of colour… or should I say shades of grey 
Now…would you like some of the shades of grey before your hair heads that colour when you try?
Unicorns and verbosity aren’t really my thing @Jeff-UK, something either works or it does not. Can you recommend a forum list or post that points to a binary answer with preferred procedures.?
Don’t get a Covid jab, they aren’t 100% …
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But you either have it or you don’t @descartes. It was a super simple question but happy to extrapolate from responses given 
No 
Sorry. Not yet!
If working in binary then also have to deal with the associated logic and get to grips with and or not nand xor etc… and some answers can then be mutually exclusive or can not be and’ed… grey often works so much better 
Then again you could go all quantumie and following the example of our friend Mr. Schroedinger you might say that if there is a TTIG or it’s big brother Mini Pro running (or not) on TTI/TTN V3 stack in a closed box not visible in public, with no way of knowing if working or not until the box is opened to publicly confirm if working or not…is it? (Working or not!)
Then, if you make the analogy of the TTIG as a single qubit device in the box, can you reasonably say the a mini pro, with two operating states - basic station, or legacy SMTC packet forwarder - is analogous to a 2 qubit system, when placed in that same box with status unconfirmed until,opened?
Boy you could have some fun with this…
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But you eventually arrive at a conclusion, right? Thankfully this is not a question about theoretical physics.
Actually we started with that
Not so much theoretical Physics as real world (grey) RF/IoT and TTN/TTI
Now if we also factor in the 4th dimension…time… it get really interesting!
I think you need a CO2 sensor, O2 seems to have been depleted there 
Actually just back from long walk/drive in fresh air with lots of O2 (mapping coverage for a couple of gw’s) whilst contemplating life and the complexities of delivering binary answers when the analogue version often works much better and potentially delivers results faster… 
BTW looking to the other question you asked I guess consensus seems to be Basic Station to be preferred longer term as considered more secure, resilient, and ‘modern’ vs a UDP based solution…