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The LoRa UDP Gateway is an application running as a daemon on a LINUX or a Windows platform which allows a bi-directionnal exchange of data between a set of IOT platforms like Libelium Waspmote or Waspmote Plug & Sense! connected through a LoRa Radio Frequency module and a centralized processing facility connected to a LAN through UDP protocol.

The application has been initially designed to run on a rugged Libelium Meshlium platform in place of the proprietary data management software as in the following use case figure.
use case

It can also run on any LINUX or WINDOWS platform connected to a Semtech LoRa module through a serial link and to an Ethernet LAN through a cable or WiFi.

The data exchanged on the LoRa link must comply to, at least, a subset of the protocol defined by Libelium.

Additional information :
- Frame formats : see [Protocols] page
- Generation of the application executable : see [Generation] page
- Execution of the application : see [Execution] page
- Content of the configuration file : see [Configuration] page
- Deployment on the Libelium Meshlium platform : see [Meshlium] page


Related

Wiki: Configuration
Wiki: Execution
Wiki: Generation
Wiki: Meshlium
Wiki: Protocols

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