receive after send. Up to 10 years. Deep sleep: ~10 μA TX ~40 mA RX ~14 mA Time-synchronized receive windows. Always-on receive mode. Support not ready, but planned for v3. Support not ready, but planned for v3.
1.0 • Runs as single binary or as micro services in clusters • Supports peering within The Things Network ecosystem • Supports roaming and third party Join Servers within the LoRa Alliance ecosystem • All components to run a network are open source
based gateway • Works with a local packet forwarder (Semtech UDP) • Allows for remote configuration and updates • Packages for popular gateway models • Low bandwidth mode for cellular and satellite
and 1.0 • Supports class A, B and C • Keeps MAC state per device: • LoRaWAN and Regional Parameters version • Radio settings, including RX1 timings, RX2 data rates, etc
Encoder and decoder JavaScript payload functions • Open source repository for off-the-shelf device integration • Payload format per device instead of application • Manage devices in groups • Integrate third-party geo-localization services using LoRa TDOA, LoRa/WiFi/BLE RSSI
derives session keys • You can deploy the Join Server inside or outside a V3 cluster, i.e. a private cloud or on-premises in a trusted domain • Control your security keys in your Join Server while using any V3 deployment scenario • Gives you the power to switch V3 clusters: public to private, private to public and private to private
secure elements • Pre-provisioned with symmetric LoRaWAN root keys that will never be exposed • Session keys are derived from the root keys, required by the Network Server and Application Server • The Join Server keeps the root keys safe, and only issues session keys • Join Servers can be operated by trusted 3rd parties, i.e. industrial security companies
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