One mystery seams to be solved now: https://github.com/TheThingsProducts/gateway/blob/59010b338e018eea06f6fa99f128acb6808ebaba/firmware/src/app_mqtt.c
#define LORA_UPLINK_IDLE_ONE_DAY \
(60 * 60 * (24 - 1)) // only 23 hours as for now the device is rebooted every 24h for firmware checkHow can I turn off the Wifi AP mode while being connected via LAN cable?
I will be operating my gateways via LAN only, so I should be able to turn off the “involuntary” acess point after successfully having configured the gateway. How do I do that?
Most users might not know that they are creating an accesspoint with a non-random password that can be looked up via its name in the Internet.
Been busy to get more debug data out of the gw, by enabling debug print but it doesn’t seem to flow through the watchdog and app_error routines when failing. So this look bad… Not a sign of the reason why it reboots until now.
I was thinking the BOOT: (persistant info) hex string might reveal some info as well, but the python script in the repo doesn’t know how to decode that, maybe it has another function.
Any pointers from development would be welcome.
From the hardware side, there were a few solder pallets (size 1mm) floating under my gw board, not good either.
I have been reading these comments for about an hour and it seems some of The Things Network devices are not configured properly. My gateway is 5 solid lights (connected) for 7 seconds, then the gateway reboots. It never completes the setup on the activation page. It just says waiting for gateway “name of gateway”. I have reset it several times, tried each of the settings and still no go. I tried different settings in the setup of the gateway. No go. It seems like The Things Network has sent defective product to hundreds of people.
The Arduino is functioning but cannot connect to the gateway over OTAA nor manual setup. I assume the UNO is working correctly but the gateway is defective. @TheThingsNetwork please send me another gateway that works or provide an update over the air that will fix this. I waited for over a year to receive a defective product. That is not good.
Got similar issue over here with the gateway crashes after about 60 seconds. The gateway stops responding to a ping, all 5 LEDs go on and off. Most of the time the gateway automatically reboots after about 20 seconds.
I’ve connected a TTL to USB Serial cable to the RX and GND pins to have a look at the logging. Activation using WiFi or Ethernet works perfect however the gateway crashes 99 of 100 times within 60 seconds.
When the crash occurs, all LEDs switch on and off except for the LEDs 2-5 next to the MICROCHIP LG8271 module for about 10 seconds. After several minutes the gateway reboots.
When comparing the logs, it looks like 9 of 10 times it crashes when interacting with the Lora module:
CNFG: Load online user config state change to 6
FREQ: APP_URL_Buffer: https://account.thethingsnetwork.org/api/v2/frequency-plans/EU_863_870
HTTP: Starting connection
HTTPS: Connection Opened: Starting TLS Negotiation
HTTP: Wait for TLS Connect
HTTP: TLS Connection Opened: Starting Clear Text Communication
HTTP: Got 1232 bytes
MON: SYS Stack size: 2843
MON: heap usage: 227KB (233KB), free: 111KB
HTTP: Connection Closed
HTTP: Close active socket 1
CNFG: Load online user config state change to 7
CNFG: Configuring LoRa module
LORA: Changing state from 2 to 4
LORA: Starting reconfiguration
SNTP: State change from 0 to 0
SNTP: State change from 0 to 0
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* The Things Network *
* G A T E W A Y *
**************************
Firmware name: AmazingAckermann, type: 0, version: 1.0.0, commit: 917719b9, timestamp: 1498499973
Bootloader revision: 1, commit: 7167873a, timestamp: 1496411298
Build time: Jun 26 2017 19:59:53
Reboot reason: 0x53
BOOT: (persisted info) 6F 72 72 65 01 03 BD
CNF: Acout Srve UR: htps//count.thethingsnetwork.org
CNFG: Locked: true
C: Locked first time: false
IN: Leaving state 1
roMAIN: Enteng state 2
INET: State change o 0
Changing state from 0 to 1
Who can paste a complete log up until the exchange of packages?
arduino’s never ‘connect’ to gateways
did you try this
See above:
My FingBox keeps telling me my TTN-Gateway behaves odd so I assume it restarts multiple times a day, some days more often then others, anyone experiencing the same behaviour?
Documentation mentions it reboots and looks for updates once a day and downloads and installs when available then reboots again to come back online. What I see below does not match with this.
2018 Feb 4 14:39 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 4 14:34 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 4 14:34 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 4 14:27 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 4 14:26 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 4 14:14 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 4 14:14 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 4 14:11 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 4 11:41 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 4 11:37 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 4 11:00 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 4 10:58 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 4 10:18 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 4 09:58 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 4 08:32 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 4 08:15 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 4 08:14 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 4 08:11 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 4 07:57 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 4 07:05 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 4 05:44 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 4 04:35 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 2 13:33 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 2 13:28 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 2 13:08 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 2 13:03 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 2 12:42 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 2 12:36 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 2 11:10 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 2 11:02 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 2 10:43 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 2 10:27 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 2 10:17 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 2 10:02 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 1 00:58 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 1 00:47 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 1 00:47 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 1 00:27 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Feb 1 00:25 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
2018 Feb 1 00:15 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain is in range
2018 Jan 27 21:59 THINGS-GATEWAY.localdomain entered the network
There are several mentions of this in this forum already. According to reactions (none) makers are not interested in good old networking best practices. “Works for me” seems to be the answer. And since we have the sources available now one answer is simple: This is hardcoded… we must fix it ourselves 
Thank you @bsiege, guess we just have to live with this for the moment then.
The TTN-Gateway is a nice toy and I have a bunch of LoRa enabled things waiting to be used when I find the time for them. So there is time for the programmers to improve and incorporate good old fashioned network design. 
I know it’s Sunday, so I do not expect an answer today. But I like to know early next week who at TTN is in charge of the TTN gateway quality so that I can speak with someone about my DoA gateway. Can we discuss a debug procedure ? A sequence of tests to try to isolate the root cause of the issue, be it hardware or software ?
Gateway still connected although nothing received in an hour
Console shows nothing received from gateway since an hour …
connected doesn’t mean really connected …
Is the Microchip Lora PCI-E board used in the TTN gateways available for separate purchase anywhere?
I believe the part you are looking for is the LG8271 or 9271 (region dependent) or some close variant - when I looked before Xmas at usual suspects (Mouser/Farnell/Digi-Key etc.) I couldn’t find stock but haven’t checked recently.
See pdf LG8271_9271_Gateway_Board_Manual.PDF (550.9 KB)
The error messages on the FAQs of TTN web page says to check to see if the UNO connected to the gateway. The link you sent is not an issue I am facing. I have lights and it shows that everything is working on the UNO however, it can’t complete OTAA.
On a side note the gateway keeps rebooting, any ideas there?
Thanks. I’m not finding them for sale anywhere.
Speak for yourself 
Would like to get the gateway operational in the first place.
I guess the fix for this logged defect is the one we are waiting for?
Did you have any success to capture the logging to find out if there is any particular point when your gateway crashes?