I just recently purchase a LT 22222 L. My issue is that I cannot receive downlinks. The user manual is useless. I have been trying to ask Dragino for assistance. What a terrible experience.
Congratulations, a very complete and comprehensive problem description. Very useful for us to be able to help you solve your issues.
May-be you want to try again and tell us what works and what doesn’t and details about what you tried to make things work?
Using dragino LPS8 gateway. Trying to configure LGT92 tracker. Used USB-TTL device to flash and configure. Couldn’t get device to connect to TTN. Then purchased LT22222L relay IO control. Connected right out of the box. Used AT+CFG to display device keys. Created application on TTN. First problem. When using TTN repository could not send uplink data. Downloaded dragino decoder v1.5.ttn. Then able to send uplink but no downlink. Integrated to Data Cake. Receive error that download links not configured. Contacted dragino support. Have been sending emails back-and-forth for past 2 weeks. On TTN invited dragino support as collaborator. Gave them full access to my application. Refer TTNv3 Support Guide PDF. Frustration because dragino manuals contain broken links. Receive error HTTP Status 404 – Not Found / Apache Tomcat/9.0.31 (Ubuntu).
I can confirm that a Dragino LT-22222 works with TTN and Datacake. I have this configuration running since many month for monitoring and charging a 12V battery.
It looks like the downlink-encoder or the rights for the API-keys are missing. I would propose to read the instructions for Datacake very carefully, they give you important hints.
Another hint: Did you configure the “Downlink” in the settings of Datacake?
I am unable to configure in DATACAKE. When I try to select downlinks I receive error: This device’s LoRaWAN Network Server has not been configured yet. Please check the settings in the configuration.
When I go back to TTN and select my application. And then select Downlink. I am confused on how to test. I’m suppose to use JSON payload. Not sure what to type in box to test Downlink.
I used the keys printed on the inside of the box. I didn’t add an API key in TTN. I’ll go down that rabbit hole.
Same problem as before. When trying to use link in gateway manual for LSP8 page 29. http://wiki.dragino.com/index.php?title=Main_Page#MQTT_Forward_Instruction
Receive dead link error: HTTP Status 404 – Not Found / Apache Tomcat/9.0.31 (Ubuntu). Is this Linux?
These instructions are not required or useful for TTN. Forget about them. Make sure your gateway uses TTN and forwards data to TTN. Everything else should be configured at TTN and Datacake.
So that needs solving and isn’t a Dragino issue.
Dragino’s reorganisation of the links to documentation is a PitA - but the links from the product page work if you start from there each time.
However MQTT on the LPS8 is totally irrelevant, or any other aspect of the gateway as long as the settings are largely out of the box.
The 404 status shows, yes, it is Linux - as in the web server for the wiki - but again not relevant beyond telling me enough to understand why Edwin may have moved away from it.
You can use the documentation for the LT-22222-L to figure out the downlink you want. And then use the TTS downlink documentation to slot those bytes in to the starter decoder that TTS provide and provide it a dummy JSON payload (example in the docs)
You were right. I needed an API to link my device. I was able to link a Datacake Token back to TTN as a webhook. Now I can send downlink data from the Datacake console to LT22222L and activate relays. I then created an API on TTN and configured device for uplink. I am still having a problem sending data from TTN to Datacake as an uplink.
Hi, I have a problem with the LT22222L. My goal is to close the RO1 when there is a signal in DI1, I found an AT command ( AT+DI1TORO1=1) but my device doesn’t want to take it in PUTTY and I don’t find another option for this. If it’s not possible can I connect the AV1 with my RO1 with at commant or downlinks ? If you have a solution please tell me.
What does it actually say? Like the actual error message?
It says “AT ERROR”
did you read the error message?
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no im new to it
could u help me
Being new should not be an impediment to reading the error message. If you are new and don’t understand what the message means I would suggest you start with learning the basics, if you scroll to the first message there should appear a long to the ‘Learn’ section. In that section click on the LoRaWAN entry and watch the 60 minute video. That should provide you with the basics.