Looks like their LoRaWAN concentrator Gateway card will be EU (868EU band) only based on that newsletter. Really hope once they add the support to RouterOS they would support any USB based LoRaWAN concentrator Gateway card so existing ones for US could be used.
Best thing is for yourself and others to join in the discussions both here and on the Mikrotik forums requesting support for additional regions/freq’s/USB etc
If enough raise the point hopefully they’ll get onto it.
I have had contact with a reseller too, he says they will be added to the store pages (for preorder?) halfway this month, and at the end of the month they will recieve stock
Yeah, it’s passed traffic to TTN. Was super simple to setup though I don’t see any way to make changes to the channels in RouterOS. Right now I have it running on a 962UiGS-5HacT2HnT in a USB to mPCIe adapter. I have another router that has a mPCIe slot but couldn’t get it to work in that one. I suspect it more of an issue with the mPCIe slot.
I’ve picked up other nodes but not mine. Digging more looks like only sub-band 1 is loaded in RouterOS, where TTN uses sub-band 2 in the US. Need to figure out how to get the other channels loaded.
Some input from me on this:
setup was really easy and straight forward with router.eu.thethings.network
There are some packets that are picket up but doesn’t get to TTN gateway console, but still tying understand it. Same thing happens to other GW, that is no MikroTik.
On MikroTik side all traffic shows up, haven’t seen any misfires.
I’m seeing the samething. The main issue i’m having is all my nodes are US sub-band 2 whereas RouterOS is sub-band 1 only. So it looks like the ones i’m seeing are either “private” or noise. I need to reflash some of my LoRa test nodes to sub-band 1 to check really well. Overall very promising.
For US915, just found how to get the channels moved to the correct sub-band. Have to change the both radios center frequency to the correct frequency for that sub-band and now getting data from my motes.
